“Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders,” says Gerald Butts, President and CEO, WWF-Canada. “This generation of students is more environmentally savvy than any other in history. We hope the Green CommUnity Granting Program will help... Read More

At the end of Monday’s Arctic Summit near Ottawa, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had harsh words for Canada’s decision to exclude aboriginal leaders and three non-coastal Arctic nations — Iceland, Finland and... Read More

“As with so many conservation issues, the longer you leave it, the more expensive and difficult it is to fix,” says Dr. Pete Ewins, Senior Species Conservation Specialist for WWF-Canada. “Canadians do not want... Read More

“There will be no security of any kind if we fail to stabilize the climate,” says Keith Stewart, WWF-Canada’s Climate Change Director. “These are the first face-to-face meetings Heads of State will have since... Read More

The TransOcean rig that exploded and sank this week was state of the art, while BP is one of the most progressive petroleum companies to operate offshore. BP has deployed a standby relief rig,... Read More

The story of water is the story of Canada. A glance at any map clearly shows that both aboriginal and non-aboriginal peoples consistently located their dwellings, towns and cities along waterways. This has included... Read More

A world that seeks to source more and more oil and gas from deeper waters and more difficult and delicate locations also needs to factor into the equation the facts that we are also... Read More

(Halifax, Nova Scotia: May 3, 2010) Today the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) announced that cod stocks are increasingly at risk. This highlights the need for recovery plans to... Read More

What WWF thinks should be on the agenda: • Climate finance commitments • Phasing out fossil fuel subsidies • International climate change accountability The G8 and G20 will be the first time Heads of... Read More