Emily Vandermeer

Posts count: 13

Tx2 + COVID-19 = increasing challenges for tiger conservation

April 13, 2021

COVID-19 has had a serious impact on tiger conservation in Nepal. Find out how WWF-Canada is supporting tigers and communities. Read More

COVID-19 has had a serious impact on tiger conservation in Nepal. Find out how WWF-Canada is supporting tigers and...
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A sky full of monarch butterflies with the Go Wild School Grants badge

110 habitats to be restored by schools across Canada

January 18, 2021

WWF-Canada’s Go Wild School Grant program to support teacher, student and campus efforts to help nature thrive. Read More

WWF-Canada’s Go Wild School Grant program to support teacher, student and campus efforts to help nature thrive.
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Male Narwhal (Monodon monoceros) gathering en masse to eat cod in the spring at the Arctic Bay floe edge in Lancaster Sound, Nunavut, Canada.

Why narwhal are the most vulnerable to a warmer, louder Arctic

February 16, 2021

For millennia, these tusked ice whales have been a vital part of Inuit culture in the eastern Arctic. In other parts of the world, the narwhal’s long spiral tusks were once believed to have... Read More

For millennia, these tusked ice whales have been a vital part of Inuit culture in the eastern Arctic. In...
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Two baby cheetahs resting during sunset in Mashatu Main Camp in Botswana.

Meet your perfect match: 6 Valentine’s Day gifts for every wildlife lover

February 1, 2021

Love in the animal kingdom doesn’t quite live up to our romantic ideals, no matter how many times you’ve watched Lady and the Tramp. But that doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate with a wildlife-inspired... Read More

Love in the animal kingdom doesn’t quite live up to our romantic ideals, no matter how many times you’ve...
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Eight masked species you can spot in Canada

January 20, 2021

From how they behave to what they look like, wild animals are adapted for life in their natural habitats. So distinct markings like masks aren’t just for show but can help species blend in... Read More

From how they behave to what they look like, wild animals are adapted for life in their natural habitats....
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Gift Guide: 7 meaningful and eco-friendly gifts from WWF-Canada that can change the world

November 10, 2020

Tis the season of giving – and of giving back. These seven gifts can help change the world, literally, by supporting conservation projects that protect wildlife and fight climate change. Read More

Tis the season of giving – and of giving back. These seven gifts can help change the world, literally,...
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Keeping the wonder of wildlife alive for future generations

November 3, 2020

It doesn’t take being a molecular biologist to understand the power of a Will. Read More

It doesn’t take being a molecular biologist to understand the power of a Will.
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Sarah, 11, Amelia, 13 and Joseph, 9 © Ally Baird

How one family started a holiday tradition of giving back to wildlife

December 7, 2020

Thirteen years, three kids and one really big collection of WWF-Canada wildlife adoptions. Read More

Thirteen years, three kids and one really big collection of WWF-Canada wildlife adoptions.
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Collared pika perched on a rock in Yukon, Canada with a plush pika

Four new species to symbolically adopt—including our most peculiar yet!

October 6, 2020

Four new species. One new family. Give a gift that can change the world this holiday season. Read More

Four new species. One new family. Give a gift that can change the world this holiday season.
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Canada’s 10 most iconic animals

June 29, 2020

Canada is known for it's incredible nature and wildlife. Give a gift that can change the world by symbolically adopting some of Canada's most iconic animals this holiday. Read More

Canada is known for it's incredible nature and wildlife. Give a gift that can change the world by symbolically...
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Polar bear standing on top of an iceberg

Nature’s heroes: Gail ‘Rock and Roll’ Taylor vs. the destruction of nature

June 22, 2020

The way Gail “rock and roll” Taylor sees it, our relationship with nature is a lot like a tragic love song. Find out how she's using music to raise funds and inspire others to... Read More

The way Gail “rock and roll” Taylor sees it, our relationship with nature is a lot like a tragic...
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Released Loggerhead turtle crossing beach to the Mediterranean Sea.

Nature’s heroes: Lyudmyla, sea turtle defender

June 19, 2020

Our oceans are important habitat for endangered leatherback and loggerhead sea turtles. No matter where in the world Lyudmyla is, her passion for protecting them is something she brings with her. Read More

Our oceans are important habitat for endangered leatherback and loggerhead sea turtles. No matter where in the world Lyudmyla...
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