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How Kitigan Zibi Anishinābeg are using traditional knowledge and science to protect their territory

June 8, 2026

“We live together with the land, not on the land. We don’t control — we’re part of it.” – Jonathan Cote, Land Guardian, Kitigan Zibi Anishinābeg For members of Kitigan Zibi Anishinābeg, or... Read More

“We live together with the land, not on the land. We don’t control — we’re part of it.”...
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Conflicting federal policies risk putting nature further in jeopardy

May 15, 2026

There are fewer than 75 southern resident killer whales left off the southwest coast of Vancouver Island. Earlier this spring, the federal government announced new measures to protect them — wider approach distances, no-go... Read More

There are fewer than 75 southern resident killer whales left off the southwest coast of Vancouver Island. Earlier this...
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‘You get to the top and it’s electric:’ The 2026 CN Tower Climb for Nature rivals our best climbs

May 5, 2026

Coming together to take on the dual challenge of climbing Toronto’s CN Tower and conserving Canadian nature, 5,805 people climbed 1,776 steps while raising $1.46 million (and counting) for wildlife this past weekend. Of... Read More

Coming together to take on the dual challenge of climbing Toronto’s CN Tower and conserving Canadian nature, 5,805 people...
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Canada’s new nature strategy, explained: Q&A with MP Steven Guilbeault

May 26, 2026

Canada has made a big promise: to protect 30 per cent of its lands and waters by 2030. But what does that actually look like on the ground, and what will it take to... Read More

Canada has made a big promise: to protect 30 per cent of its lands and waters by 2030. But...
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Thousands of corporate colleagues helped make WWF’s 2026 CN Tower Climb for Nature a resounding success

May 14, 2026

More than two thousand corporate climbers gathered at the bottom of the CN Tower on May 2 and 3, trading their usual office elevators for 1,776 stairs and eschewing watercooler talk for cheers of... Read More

More than two thousand corporate climbers gathered at the bottom of the CN Tower on May 2 and 3,...
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Climb Anywhere (yes, anywhere) for — and in — nature!

April 24, 2026

It’s climb time! On May 2 and 3, climbers in Toronto will be taking 1,776 steps up the CN Tower for nature. Then in the fall, on the other side of the country, climbers... Read More

It’s climb time! On May 2 and 3, climbers in Toronto will be taking 1,776 steps up the CN...
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Conservation science 4 Kids: Our new website empowers youth to explore and restore nature

April 22, 2026

On our new LPRC for Kids website, youth can explore the stories of six Canadian wildlife species, do fun quizzes, watch Q&A videos with WWF-Canada scientist Jessica Currie, and see examples of kids taking... Read More

On our new LPRC for Kids website, youth can explore the stories of six Canadian wildlife species, do fun...
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A selection of about twelve young native plants of varied species as viewed from above.

Where to buy native plants across Canada

March 31, 2026

To make your gardening efforts as easy as possible, we’ve compiled a listing of native-plant sales from community submissions. Read More

To make your gardening efforts as easy as possible, we’ve compiled a listing of native-plant sales from community submissions.
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New maps reveal dramatic decline of an Arctic caribou migration range

April 1, 2026

By Janey Fugate, project manager for the Global Initiative on Ungulate Migration For centuries, the migrations of massive herds of caribou defined the ecosystem and lifeways of Indigenous people across the vast Canadian Arctic.... Read More

By Janey Fugate, project manager for the Global Initiative on Ungulate Migration For centuries, the migrations of massive herds...
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Female climbers with Panda at the observation decks o the CN Tower

‘Cirque du Sore Legs’ and other amazing CN Tower Climb for Nature team names

March 25, 2026

On May 2 and 3, thousands of people will be climbing up 1,776 steps to the top of Toronto’s CN Tower as part of WWF’s Climb for Nature to help step up our efforts... Read More

On May 2 and 3, thousands of people will be climbing up 1,776 steps to the top of Toronto’s...
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a woman holding a sign that reads change climate change while floating inside a space station

Earth Hour turns 20: How turning the lights off turned on a global movement

March 17, 2026

It’s been 20 years since a couple million Australians turned off their lights for the very first Earth Hour — and lit up a global movement that has continued to effect change ever since... Read More

It’s been 20 years since a couple million Australians turned off their lights for the very first Earth Hour...
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LPRC 2025 species profile: North American beaver (Castor canadensis)

March 2, 2026

WWF-Canada’s 2025 Living Planet Report Canada (LPRC) shows the steepest average population decline of Canadian species yet — and one of the reasons is nature’s interconnectedness. Each species is part of a larger web, and when... Read More

WWF-Canada’s 2025 Living Planet Report Canada (LPRC) shows the steepest average population decline of Canadian species yet — and one of...
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