Make your voice heard! Find a vigil or event near you. Visit the Inside Cop15 Video Blog for updates. Read More

“Climate change adaptation mechanisms and measures and especially finance must be a key part of any successful deal reached at Copenhagen, but it is an issue starved of attention, commitments and funds,” said Kim... Read More

http://cop15.panda.org For more great video, check out Gerald’s interview on The Agenda with Steve Paikin – on how the talks might turn the climate change tide. Read More

The highlight for me came at the end, when WWF Director General James Leape and 10-year-old Anne-Katrine Bisgaard Håkansson from Denmark presented The People’s Orb to Vijay Nambiar, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s Chief of... Read More

“The commitment to long-term, significant and transparent financing was a real, positive game changer by Secretary Clinton. The conference was on the verge of collapse before her intervention. Now it’s time for the government... Read More

A fantastic video from our friends at WWF-US, starring their kids! How cute is that?  For daily video coverage from Copenhagen, check out the Inside Cop15 Video Blog. Read More

Of course, @WWFCanada and our colleagues around the world have activities planned each day in Copenhagen. Follow the list WWFTweeters for up-to-the minute reports. If you’re not on Twitter, you can still get updates... Read More

We have an ‘Arctic Tent’ on Nytorv, a main public square in Copenhagen (see location on Google Maps). We have invited Indigenous peoples, scientists, artists, youth and even an Inuit circus troupe into the... Read More

Climate change is a human rights issue for the indigenous peoples of the Arctic because the actions of people in other parts of the world are depriving arctic peoples of their traditional ways of... Read More

The special Earth Hour, involving Copenhagen citizens turning out their lights for one hour at 7pm on 16 December 2009, will demonstrate the city’s support for world’s leaders reaching agreement on fair and effective... Read More

International experts, including Ernie Cooper, WWF-Canada Director, TRAFFIC & Wildlife Trade, today concluded four days of sharing information and efforts to end the unsustainable harvest and trade in Corallium (red and pink corals).   ... Read More