Tip #1: Wrap it in something that will get used again. The classic example for this is those pretty gift bags. Some creative twists on this include tea towels, reusable bags, clothes, baskets, jugs... Read More

Did you know that only 300-350 North American Right Whales remain in the ocean? By purchasing a gift for a Living Planet, such as protecting the Right Whale’s habitat, you help scientists conduct important... Read More

The one-year pilot program will provide up to $400,000 to researchers working to understand and help recover Ontario species that have been listed as “at risk” by the Committee on the Status of Species... Read More

Can you cut your shower time by 2 or 3 minutes? Can you commit to an energy-less morning once a week: no hairdryer, toaster, and minimal lights on? What about turning off the heat... Read More

Although walking to pick up a coffee might not be an option for you, taking the time to walk into the shop can make that cup of coffee greener. Did you know that if... Read More

As many of our actions indicate, we don’t have to sacrifice our standard of living to do our part to fight climate change. By doing what we do in more efficient and productive ways... Read More

WWF expects at least four major outcomes arising from this very important Roundtable: A North American Conservation Action Plan for polar bears; strong leadership to reduce all main threats, including climate change; full protection... Read More

This change is part of a program started in Naperville district of schools called, “Take back the backpack”, which aims to use kids’ backpacks for homework and academic purposes, rather than for ‘advertisements’ of... Read More