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WWF Canada

Posts count: 986

An open letter to the new government of Canada

October 20, 2015

One of the first issues this parliament will face is Canada’s leadership on climate change at the UN Conference of the Parties in Paris this December. Read More

One of the first issues this parliament will face is Canada’s leadership on climate change at the UN Conference...
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St. John River Summit finds community connections key to river health

October 19, 2015

The St. John River Summit 2015 provided a valuable opportunity for the public and stakeholders to experience, learn, share and discuss the collective health of the river, harbour and bay in this industrious watershed. Read More

The St. John River Summit 2015 provided a valuable opportunity for the public and stakeholders to experience, learn, share...
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Asking the cold hard questions about the future of the Arctic this election

October 13, 2015

We're asking all federal candidates in Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut to share their positions and commitments on the future of development in the north. Here are the responses we've received. Read More

We're asking all federal candidates in Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut to share their positions and commitments on the...
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Five steps to a smarter, sustainable office

October 6, 2015

How to reduce your office’s IT footprint and save money: Take the Smart Office Challenge! Read More

How to reduce your office’s IT footprint and save money: Take the Smart Office Challenge!
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New UN Sustainable Development Goals should bring renewable energy to the north

September 25, 2015

International agreement has implications for Canada’s northern communities Read More

International agreement has implications for Canada’s northern communities
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Conservation-based planning will protect the caribou for generations to come

September 23, 2015

WWF promotes a precautionary approach to the recent adjustment to the Baffin Island caribou hunting moratorium. Read More

WWF promotes a precautionary approach to the recent adjustment to the Baffin Island caribou hunting moratorium.
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Essential fish populations crash by 50%, finds WWF’s Living Blue Planet Report

September 16, 2015

Today, WWF released its Living Blue Planet Report, a special report studying how overfishing, damage to habitat and climate change are dramatically affecting our oceans. Read More

Today, WWF released its Living Blue Planet Report, a special report studying how overfishing, damage to habitat and climate...
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The heat is on

September 15, 2015

What the hottest summer on record means for nature and global climate negotiations. Read More

What the hottest summer on record means for nature and global climate negotiations.
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On the Edge of Life: filming with National Geographic on Lancaster Sound

September 11, 2015

In June WWF-Canada expert Pete Ewins took part in a field camp on Lancaster Sound with WWF’s partner the National Geographic Society. Read More

In June WWF-Canada expert Pete Ewins took part in a field camp on Lancaster Sound with WWF’s partner the...
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The Water Brothers show how to make a difference at the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup

September 11, 2015

Find out why The Water Brothers participate in the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup year after year. Read More

Find out why The Water Brothers participate in the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup year after year.
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Monarchs find a niche in the concrete jungle

August 26, 2015

This summer, WWF offers guided walks along Toronto's downtown waterfront to show you how the city is reconnecting to nature. One walker was surprised to spot some special visitors on the walk:... Read More

This summer, WWF offers guided walks along Toronto's downtown waterfront to show you how the city is reconnecting to...
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WWF says harmful dispersant should not be used for oil spill “cleanup”

August 5, 2015

WWF-Canada opposes the approval of Corexit 9500A as an oil spill-treating agent due to high levels of toxicity and its overall ineffectiveness at shielding shorelines, seabirds and marine mammals from oil spill damage. Read More

WWF-Canada opposes the approval of Corexit 9500A as an oil spill-treating agent due to high levels of toxicity and...
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