Under pressure from the ongoing economic crisis, loggers are turning to the more lucrative Korean cedar pine (Pinus korajensis) as commodity prices for other types of wood fall, which in turn has led to... Read More

There are lots of big and obvious examples like seatbelt laws and car seat legislation, or campaigns against smoking and drinking-and-driving—every one of which has notably succeeded in altering behavior. But the one that amazes... Read More

Cod bycatch on the southern Grand Banks was at least 70 per cent higher than the 2008 target set by the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO), according to information provided to WWF-Canada. Sources indicate that... Read More

If you’ve ever taken on a reno, you’ll know all about competing pressures. You’ll also have learned that there’s always more work to be done than there is money to pay for it. Sooner or... Read More

The study found that the current set of protected areas adds up to only one half of one per cent of the marine environment, and protects only a fraction of the Region’s habitat types. ... Read More

The whole building is sustainable: from the reclaimed wood, to the composting toilet, soy-based paints, and straw-bale walls, it’s really a sight to behold. It demonstrates how a sustainable building can have a low... Read More

BRAMPTON, ON – May 20, 2009 – Today, Loblaw Companies Limited (Loblaw) makes a commitment to source all seafood sold in its retail locations from sustainable sources by the end of 2013. The commitment... Read More

The End of the Line is the first major feature documentary film revealing the impact of overfishing on our oceans. The story the film describes is shocking. And much of it plays out in... Read More