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A Climb for Nature participant climbing the stands of BC Place dressed in a penguin costume

Stadium-sized support for wildlife at WWF-Canada’s biggest BC Place Climb for Nature

October 24, 2026

From climbers in cat ears and clown fish costumes to an Olympic soccer champion, a record crowd showed up for wildlife at WWF-Canada’s third annual BC Place Climb for Nature. Read More

From climbers in cat ears and clown fish costumes to an Olympic soccer champion, a record crowd showed up...
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A group of twenty or more young adults using shovels to plant potted saplings in a green space in front of university buildings.

WWF-Canada certifies seven post-secondary campuses, recognizing leadership for nature and sustainability

October 16, 2026

WWF-Canada is excited to announce that seven post-secondary institutions have earned its 2026 Living Campus certification for advancing wildlife habitat restoration on campus with students, faculty and staff. Read More

WWF-Canada is excited to announce that seven post-secondary institutions have earned its 2026 Living Campus certification for advancing wildlife...
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Beluga whale, Somerset Island, Canadian High Arctic.

Baffinland expansion could make Arctic waters 16 times louder, disrupting how whales communicate and navigate, WWF-Canada study shows

October 13, 2026

A key migration corridor for narwhal, bowhead whales and beluga could become one of the Arctic's loudest shipping routes, a new WWF-Canada study on Baffinland's proposed Steensby expansion reveals. Read More

A key migration corridor for narwhal, bowhead whales and beluga could become one of the Arctic's loudest shipping routes,...
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Arctic Fox on a Hill at Omega Park, Montebello, Quebec, Canada

Our top 10 fave Arctic fox facts

October 14, 2026

Arctic foxes are clever predators and intrepid travellers. While their populations remain stable globally, climate change is warming the Arctic at three times the global average, reshaping these frigid ecosystems in ways that could... Read More

Arctic foxes are clever predators and intrepid travellers. While their populations remain stable globally, climate change is warming the...
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Caribou on the alpine tundra in the Yukon.

WWF Living Planet Report: Wildlife population sizes decline by an average of 73% globally

October 7, 2026

The Living Planet Report 2026 reveals a stark 73% decline in the average size of worldwide wildlife populations. Canada is contributing to this global trend. Read More

The Living Planet Report 2026 reveals a stark 73% decline in the average size of worldwide wildlife populations. Canada...
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The push to build faster must not fast-track endangered species closer to extinction

September 22, 2026

The federal government's Bill C-39 creates new paths to exempt projects from environmental safeguards, further weakening protections for species at risk. Read More

The federal government's Bill C-39 creates new paths to exempt projects from environmental safeguards, further weakening protections for species...
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For endangered orcas, Canada looks to manage symptoms while worsening the causes

October 1, 2026

Against the backdrop of B.C.’s Salish Sea, the federal government unveiled a $1.2-billion commitment to protect Canada’s oceans this week. Few places better illustrate both the importance of marine conservation and the consequences of... Read More

Against the backdrop of B.C.’s Salish Sea, the federal government unveiled a $1.2-billion commitment to protect Canada’s oceans this...
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This Is Wild, WWF-Canada’s hit podcast, returns with a look at the fragile future of southern resident killer whales and other species at risk

September 17, 2026

This Is Wild, WWF-Canada’s hit podcast, returns for a second season with a look at the fragile future of southern resident killer whales Hosted by award-winning filmmaker and environmental journalist Aliya Jasmine. Read More

This Is Wild, WWF-Canada’s hit podcast, returns for a second season with a look at the fragile future of...
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Harrison Browne, Ksenia Kharlamova and Anastasia Kharlamova celebrate at the top of the CN Tower with WWF's panda mascot on May 2.

More than 5,800 people raised $1.46 million at WWF-Canada’s CN Tower Climb for Nature

May 3, 2026

Climbers included a circus performer undergoing an elective foot amputation later this year, stars of Heated Rivalry, and father-and-son team continuing their 17-year tradition. Plus a new fastest female climb record! Read More

Climbers included a circus performer undergoing an elective foot amputation later this year, stars of Heated Rivalry, and father-and-son...
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Lianne Gravitis at the CN Tower finish line.

Taking rivalry to new heights: Meet the stars, siblings, speed climbers facing off at WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature

April 24, 2026

Heated Rivalry’s Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova and Harrison Browne among those climbing the CN Tower for Canada’s remarkable wildlife on May 2-3. Read More

Heated Rivalry’s Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova and Harrison Browne among those climbing the CN Tower for Canada’s remarkable wildlife on...
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Hudson and James Bay Lowlands, blue water with green islands

New $3.8B federal nature plan marks a turning point for nature — action starts now

March 31, 2026

Long-awaited strategy delivers funding for nature protection and Indigenous leadership, setting the stage for implementation that delivers lasting impact Read More

Long-awaited strategy delivers funding for nature protection and Indigenous leadership, setting the stage for implementation that delivers lasting impact
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Earth Hour turns 20: WWF invites Canadians to mark the milestone by switching off and speaking up

March 26, 2026

This Saturday, March 28 millions of people around the world will mark Earth Hour’s 20th birthday by turning off the lights for 60 minutes, sending a powerful message: Nature can’t wait. Read More

This Saturday, March 28 millions of people around the world will mark Earth Hour’s 20th birthday by turning off...
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