Catriona Berry, Author at WWF.CA

Catriona Berry

Posts count: 12

A bright red-orange, wide open, six-pointed wood lily flower faces upwards towards the camera against a backdrop of shorter green plants.

Saskatchewan: come for the sunsets, stay for the native plants

September 26, 2023

Don’t let the sun go down on Saskatchewan’s native ecosystems — instead grow these native plants to help restore the province’s biodiversity. Read More

Don’t let the sun go down on Saskatchewan’s native ecosystems — instead grow these native plants to help restore...
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On the left is a pink-purple five-petaled salmonberry flower surrounded by green leaves and on the right is a second image with the shiny red raspberry-like fruit of the same plant.

B.C.’s native plants: useful, beautiful and sometimes tasty!

September 26, 2023

This natural paradise spans five unique ecozones and is home to over 3,500 species of plants. if you live here, try growing these native trees and plants to help nature out. Read More

This natural paradise spans five unique ecozones and is home to over 3,500 species of plants. if you live...
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Living Legacy: supporting wildlife then, now and tomorrow

September 11, 2023

David Moffat has been living a life true to his values since childhood. Growing up, he recalls long weekends spent in provincial parks and vacations travelling across the country. His parents often took... Read More

David Moffat has been living a life true to his values since childhood. Growing up, he recalls long...
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Closeup of brown lodgepole pine cone and long, straight green needles.

Celebrating Alberta’s hardy native plants

August 30, 2023

Alberta has some of the country’s most compellingly diverse landscapes. Six ecozones overlap its borders, giving rise to an array of plant life that supports wildlife from ground squirrels to moose. Read More

Alberta has some of the country’s most compellingly diverse landscapes. Six ecozones overlap its borders, giving rise to an...
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On the left are two bunches of small and delicate white common elderberry flowers surrounded by pointed green leaves. On the right, photographed separately, is a cluster of dark purple common elderberries.

Celebrate summer with some of New Brunswick’s native plants

August 3, 2023

Explore the loveliness and usefulness of some of New Brunswick's native plants and how you can help them, and wildlife, thrive. Read More

Explore the loveliness and usefulness of some of New Brunswick's native plants and how you can help them, and...
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Little girl with bearded dad and birthday cake in the 1970s

THANK YOU to our donors — we appreciate you and your love of nature

June 23, 2023

Whether their love of nature and wildlife was inherited from their parents, gained in the great outdoors, or rediscovered with their children, our donors all have something in common: their appreciation for the planet... Read More

Whether their love of nature and wildlife was inherited from their parents, gained in the great outdoors, or rediscovered...
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Celebrate the unique character of Quebec’s native plants

June 22, 2023

To mark June 24, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day and the National Day of Quebec, we’re celebrating some of the province’s spectacular native plants. Quebec is the largest province in Canada in terms of land area, with... Read More

To mark June 24, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day and the National Day of Quebec, we’re celebrating some of the province’s spectacular...
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Balcony Garden, Toronto, Ontario © Ryan Godfrey / WWF-Canada

How to create wildlife habitat on your balcony, patio or porch with container gardening

June 9, 2023

Want to support biodiversity but have no yard? No worries! You can still put your balcony and other smaller outdoor spaces to work by planting container gardens full of native plants. This way, you’ll... Read More

Want to support biodiversity but have no yard? No worries! You can still put your balcony and other smaller...
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Humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) feeding in the coastal waters near Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada. © WWF-Canada / Chad Graham

10 ways the tides are changing for ocean conservation

June 1, 2023

Happy Oceans Month! To celebrate, we’re sharing the top 10 biggest ocean conservation wins of the past year. Though the tides are changing thanks to the support of ocean advocates across the country, we’re... Read More

Happy Oceans Month! To celebrate, we’re sharing the top 10 biggest ocean conservation wins of the past year. Though...
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What is a rain garden (and how does it reduce climate change impacts)?

May 31, 2023

Ever watch a storm from a street-facing window and see rivers of rain running down driveways and roads? If you have a yard, have you noticed water pooling in a low spot in your... Read More

Ever watch a storm from a street-facing window and see rivers of rain running down driveways and roads? If...
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Native plant garden, at Edwards Gardens, in Toronto, Canada

How to grow a pollinator garden and bee part of the solution

May 18, 2023

Help support a community of bees, beetles, birds and other pollinators by adding native plants to your yard or balcony. Read More

Help support a community of bees, beetles, birds and other pollinators by adding native plants to your yard or...
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Prairie Pasqueflower | Crocus pulsatilla nuttalliana

Meet some of Manitoba’s nicest native plants

May 12, 2023

May 12 is Manitoba Day! What better way to mark it than by exploring the province’s rugged and beautiful native plants — and how you can help expand their populations. What do you picture... Read More

May 12 is Manitoba Day! What better way to mark it than by exploring the province’s rugged and beautiful...
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