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WWF Canada

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Inspired by nature: creating a healthier future with Go Wild

September 2, 2016

TELUS Chief Sustainability Officer takes her passion for nature to work; you, too, can make a difference with a Go Wild Community Grant. Read More

TELUS Chief Sustainability Officer takes her passion for nature to work; you, too, can make a difference with a...
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Montreal goes wild for sheep

July 29, 2016

You’re not imagining things: there really are sheep quietly grazing at Parc du Pélican in the middle of the bustling urban borough of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie. Read More

You’re not imagining things: there really are sheep quietly grazing at Parc du Pélican in the middle of the...
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How to go with the tide

July 20, 2016

What life's really like in the ever-changing intertidal zone. Read More

What life's really like in the ever-changing intertidal zone.
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How do you #CountForNature?

July 18, 2016

Make your love of nature count by joining a growing movement of Canadians taking action to safeguard nature. Read More

Make your love of nature count by joining a growing movement of Canadians taking action to safeguard nature.
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Salmon: an iconic species under threat

July 6, 2016

Salmon have huge cultural and economic significance to Canadians, yet our country’s salmon populations are in trouble. Here are some of the biggest threats facing salmon and what WWF-Canada is doing to help. Read More

Salmon have huge cultural and economic significance to Canadians, yet our country’s salmon populations are in trouble. Here are...
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Two major conservation wins at WWF-Canada’s Ocean Summit

June 15, 2016

Shell gives up oil permits that blocked safeguards for Lancaster Sound and government fast-tracks future marine protections. Read More

Shell gives up oil permits that blocked safeguards for Lancaster Sound and government fast-tracks future marine protections.
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Five marine mothers and the incredible ways they care for their young

May 25, 2016

Underwater mothers face challenges and dangers we cannot imagine, including those posed by human activities such as pollution, habitat loss and underwater noise from shipping and development. Read More

Underwater mothers face challenges and dangers we cannot imagine, including those posed by human activities such as pollution, habitat...
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Arctic treasure gets a closeup. Here’s how to see it

May 11, 2016

New interactive map brings footage and data together to highlight the need to properly protect this natural treasure. Read More

New interactive map brings footage and data together to highlight the need to properly protect this natural treasure.
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Five of Canada’s wildest islands

May 4, 2016

These isolated ecosystems boast some of the country’s most diverse populations of plants and animals, including rare and endangered species. Read More

These isolated ecosystems boast some of the country’s most diverse populations of plants and animals, including rare and endangered...
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WWF calls for Arctic ban on heavy fuel oil

April 29, 2016

The push to eliminate the use of heavy fuel oil by ships in the Arctic took a small step forward last week in London when the shipping industry’s global regulator, the International Maritime Organization. Read More

The push to eliminate the use of heavy fuel oil by ships in the Arctic took a small step...
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The missing link to healthy waters in Canada

April 27, 2016

Atlantic Canada has seen an incredible increase in the number of community-based water quality monitoring programs in the past decade. The challenge is to grow standardization and collaboration between organizations to feed into the... Read More

Atlantic Canada has seen an incredible increase in the number of community-based water quality monitoring programs in the past...
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What’s next, after historic signing of Paris agreement

April 22, 2016

Once the agreement is signed and ratified, countries need to start set targets and create regulations and laws to meet them. Read More

Once the agreement is signed and ratified, countries need to start set targets and create regulations and laws to...
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