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A Snowy Owl (Bubo scandiacus) with striking yellow eyes is flying low over a snow-covered landscape in Alberta, Canada.

The starkest picture of wildlife loss in Canada to date: WWF’s new Living Planet Report Canada

September 22, 2025

Persistent decline in wildlife population comes at a time of weakening protections for species and their habitats TORONTO, Sept. 22, 2025 — World Wildlife Fund Canada’s Living Planet Report Canada (LPRC) 2025: Wildlife at Home reveals the most severe average decline in the size of monitored wildlife populations in...

A row of about a dozen young adults with shovels and gardening gloves digging up part of a turfgrass field.

Celebrating healthier habitats on Canadian campuses as seven post-secondary schools earn WWF-Canada’s 2025 certification

September 4, 2025

Seven WWF-Canada Living Campuses made an outsized impact for nature to earn their 2025 certification.

WWF-Canada calls for nation-building projects that ‘heal nature, not harm it’

June 27, 2025

In our country’s efforts to build the economy, World Wildlife Fund Canada believes any shovels in the ground must not be at the expense of endangered species and the habitats they rely on.

We don’t have to tear down nature to ‘Build Canada’

June 16, 2025

The federal government’s proposed Build Canada Act, which overrides key environmental protections, threatens the wealth of the nation it is supposed to defend.

Cultivated rows of white, yellow and purple flowers bloom under a blue sky with fluffy clouds and trees along the horizon.

WWF-Canada scaling up seed orchard program to address seed shortage across Canada

May 29, 2025

This spring, WWF-Canada is scaling up an initiative to help restore ecosystems across Canada by increasing the native plant seed supply.

Man in blue t-shirt high fives a young girl in a pink shirt while climbing the stairs at BC Place and being cheered on by WWF staff, volunteers and the panda mascot

BC Place Climb for Nature

Wildlife is a winner at WWF’s second annual BC Place Climb for Nature

May 12, 2025

Climbers of all ages tackled BC Place’s 3,000 steps and helped raise a record amount for conservation.

A selection of native plants in small pots on a bench in a garden centre in front of a sign saying "native perennials".

re:grow In the Zone

Shop locally, plant locally — Canadian-grown native plants are arriving in stores now

May 9, 2025

This spring, gardeners can support Canadian businesses, help Canadian wildlife, and enjoy a beautiful, low-maintenance garden by buying and growing native plants.

Side view of an eastern wolf in the woods

Land Freshwater

Dismantling Ontario’s environmental safeguards and sidelining science could drive endangered species to extinction

April 25, 2025

“This is not red-tape reduction; it’s environmental deregulation with no accountability at the cost of species extinctions and ecological collapse.”

CN Tower Climb

RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: 5,400 climbers raise $1.53 million at WWF CN Tower Climb for Nature amid growing conservation need

April 6, 2025

More than 5,400 people challenged themselves to journey up the CN Tower’s 1,776 stairs this weekend as part of the WWF-Canada’s Climb for Nature fundraiser, presented by Aviso. Supported by nearly 23,000 donors, sponsors and volunteers, climbers raised $1.53 million (and counting) for conservation efforts across Canada.

Climbing the CN Tower for a cause: Meet the ordinary people taking on an extraordinary challenge for wildlife conservation

March 26, 2025

TORONTO, March 26, 2025 – Thousands of nature-lovers — from an obstacle course racer and a cancer-beating writer to a Bachelor alum-conservationist and 18-time climber and professional pet sitter — will soon be climbing the 1,776 steps of the CN Tower on April 5-6 as part of the WWF Climb...

Four black whales swim left at the surface of the water reflecting a sunset with dense trees and hills in the background.

Earth Hour Climb for Nature x BC Place re:grow CN Tower Climb Southern Resident Killer Whales

Hey Canada, it’s time to take action for nature during Earth Hour

March 20, 2025

This year, Earth Hour aims to mobilize people worldwide in spending a collective two million hours taking action for our planet.

Close up of three southern resident Killer whales (Orcinus orca) moving through the waters at Active Pass, British Columbia, Canada

Oceans Southern Resident Killer Whales

Government declines to issue emergency order, putting southern resident killer whales at greater risk

March 7, 2025

Conservation groups are warning that the federal government’s decision not to issue an emergency order to protect southern resident killer whales has put this iconic and critically endangered population at greater risk of extinction.

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The starkest picture of wildlife loss in Canada to date: WWF’s new Living Planet Report Canada

Celebrating healthier habitats on Canadian campuses as seven post-secondary schools earn WWF-Canada’s 2025 certification

WWF-Canada calls for nation-building projects that ‘heal nature, not harm it’

We don’t have to tear down nature to ‘Build Canada’

WWF-Canada scaling up seed orchard program to address seed shortage across Canada

Wildlife is a winner at WWF’s second annual BC Place Climb for Nature

Shop locally, plant locally — Canadian-grown native plants are arriving in stores now

Dismantling Ontario’s environmental safeguards and sidelining science could drive endangered species to extinction

RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: 5,400 climbers raise $1.53 million at WWF CN Tower Climb for Nature amid growing conservation need

Climbing the CN Tower for a cause: Meet the ordinary people taking on an extraordinary challenge for wildlife conservation

Hey Canada, it’s time to take action for nature during Earth Hour

Government declines to issue emergency order, putting southern resident killer whales at greater risk

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