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Shoreline and sea under a blue sky with a sailboat in the distance.

The critical need for a coastal marine strategy in B.C.

March 17, 2023

B.C. is one of the few coastal jurisdictions in North America that does not have a coastal marine strategy or law. Find out how you can help develop one. Read More

B.C. is one of the few coastal jurisdictions in North America that does not have a coastal marine strategy...
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Act Locally: How to De-Pave Your Property

January 23, 2023

Act Locally is a blog series about how you can apply the nature-based climate solutions used by our Nature and Climate Grant Program participants to your own life. Read to learn why de-paving works... Read More

Act Locally is a blog series about how you can apply the nature-based climate solutions used by our Nature...
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Climb team showing off their T-shirts with climb times.

5 reasons why you should step up for wildlife by climbing the CN Tower

January 6, 2023

WWF's CN Tower Climb for Nature is back. When you climb the CN Tower, or you donate to someone who is, you’ll help WWF-Canada restore and protect habitats across the country. Read More

WWF's CN Tower Climb for Nature is back. When you climb the CN Tower, or you donate to someone...
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Uncovering Climate’s Secret Ally

November 16, 2022

Nature has slowed global warming, saving humanity from even more severe impacts of the climate crisis. But our ally is under threat, writes Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, WWF Global Lead for Climate and Energy, and WWF... Read More

Nature has slowed global warming, saving humanity from even more severe impacts of the climate crisis. But our ally...
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Close up of a single polar bear in Churchill, Manitoba.

How community-led patrols are keeping people and polar bears safe

November 20, 2022

This past summer, Jason Harasimo, who helms our Arctic Species Conservation Fund program out of WWF-Canada’s Iqaluit office, visited Whale Cove to attend a training for patrollers. He writes about his experience. Read More

This past summer, Jason Harasimo, who helms our Arctic Species Conservation Fund program out of WWF-Canada’s Iqaluit office, visited...
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Aerial view of the landscape typical of the Hudson Bay Lowlands, Ontario, Canada

Spotlight on the Hudson and James Bay Lowlands

November 15, 2022

“The Hudson and James Bay Lowlands are covered by peatlands which are an incredibly dense and globally significant carbon storage area. These carbon-rich areas are known as the ‘breathing lands’ to our Elders, and... Read More

“The Hudson and James Bay Lowlands are covered by peatlands which are an incredibly dense and globally significant carbon...
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Great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias)

Global wildlife populations plummeted by an average of 69% in the past 50 years

October 14, 2022

Wildlife have endured an average 69 per cent drop in monitored populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish since 1970, according to the latest Living Planet Report (LPR) from WWF International. Updated every... Read More

Wildlife have endured an average 69 per cent drop in monitored populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish...
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Spotlight on Thaidene Nëné Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area

September 20, 2022

WWF-Canada is spotlighting Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs), including Thaidene Nëné, which translates to “Land of the Ancestors” in Dënesųłiné Yati and spans more than 26,000 square kilometres in the Northwest Territories. Lying... Read More

WWF-Canada is spotlighting Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs), including Thaidene Nëné, which translates to “Land of the Ancestors”...
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Spotlight on the Saskatchewan River Delta

September 20, 2022

WWF-Canada is spotlighting Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas, including the Saskatchewan River Delta (Kitaskīnaw), a 9,706 square kilometre inland water delta, the largest in North America. It is a collection of wetlands, lakes, river channels and forests... Read More

WWF-Canada is spotlighting Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas, including the Saskatchewan River Delta (Kitaskīnaw), a 9,706 square kilometre inland water delta, the...
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Cameron holding up a picture of the earth and a fundraising thermometer

Celebrating our donors: Three stories that will give you hope for our planet’s future

June 17, 2022

Our donors are the heart of WWF-Canada! Celebrate them with us as we share inspiring stories about the love they have for nature and wildlife. Read More

Our donors are the heart of WWF-Canada! Celebrate them with us as we share inspiring stories about the love...
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Restoring Utopia: How one group’s watershed work helps wildlife and hinders climate change

June 16, 2022

An hour north of Toronto, in Utopia, ON, the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) has been working hard to live up to the town’s name, creating safer and healthier communities by making their 3,700-square-kilometre... Read More

An hour north of Toronto, in Utopia, ON, the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) has been working hard to...
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Comox Valley project Watershed © Caitlin Pierzchalski Comox Valley Project Watershed Society

Meet 6 groups restoring biodiversity (and storing carbon) across the country

May 31, 2022

The K’ómoks Estuary should be a sort of salmon superhighway. On the east coast of Vancouver Island, where the Courtenay River meets the Georgia Strait, it is ideally situated to offer passage for both... Read More

The K’ómoks Estuary should be a sort of salmon superhighway. On the east coast of Vancouver Island, where the...
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