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Arctic Fox on a Hill at Omega Park, Montebello, Quebec, Canada

Our top 10 fave Arctic fox facts

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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Southern Resident Killer Whale

For endangered orcas, Canada looks to manage symptoms while worsening the causes

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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Growing hope: Q&A with Liz Hendriks, WWF-Canada’s head of restoration

Habitat loss and fragmentation are among the biggest drivers of wildlife decline in Canada, but protecting what remains is only part of the solution. Liz Hendriks, WWF-Canada’s vice-president of Restoration and Regeneration, explains why... Read More
Habitat loss and fragmentation are among the biggest drivers of wildlife decline in Canada, but protecting what remains is...
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The secret lives of big cats: Q&A with WWF-Canada’s Rinjan Shrestha

Over the 15 years that Rinjan Shrestha, WWF-Canada’s lead specialist on Asian big cats, has worked here, he’s conducted critical research and supported international conservation efforts of wild tigers, snow leopards and clouded leopards... Read More
Over the 15 years that Rinjan Shrestha, WWF-Canada’s lead specialist on Asian big cats, has worked here, he’s conducted...
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Walrus on an ice flow

Eyes in the sky, walrus on the ice

It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie: Mysterious shifting shapes on icy outcroppings and thousands of citizen detectives scanning satellite images for evidence of big, whiskered marine mammals. While quite scientific, Walrus... Read More
It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie: Mysterious shifting shapes on icy outcroppings and thousands of citizen...
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Southern Resident Killer Whale

Conflicting federal policies risk putting nature further in jeopardy

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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