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5 wild stories from 2018

This year brought deadly environmental disasters and strained politics – but it also gave us a few charming animals that captured our collective attention at times when we seemed to need it most. Here’s... Read More
This year brought deadly environmental disasters and strained politics – but it also gave us a few charming animals...
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Will 2019 bring the lifeline that Canada’s Endangered killer whales need?

  This past year brought extreme lows for southern resident killer whales. A mere 74 southern residents are left in the Salish Sea where they are fighting for their lives, but we’re optimistic 2019 can be a turning point... Read More
  This past year brought extreme lows for southern resident killer whales. A mere 74 southern residents are left in the Salish Sea...
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Events Volunteers – Oceans Day – Victoria, British Columbia

Position Description WWF-Canada is looking for friendly, outgoing and enthusiastic volunteers to help us staff our Info Table and Photo Booth at the Fisherman’s Wharf Oceans Day event. Where: Fisherman’s Wharf 1 Dallas Road,... Read More
Position Description WWF-Canada is looking for friendly, outgoing and enthusiastic volunteers to help us staff our Info Table and...
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Praise and concern over vast area fast-tracked for protection

VICTORIA, May 25, 2017 — WWF-Canada is encouraged by the federal government’s announcement of a new Area of Interest (AOI) for designation as an Oceans Act Marine Protected Area (MPA) in the Pacific ocean... Read More
VICTORIA, May 25, 2017 — WWF-Canada is encouraged by the federal government’s announcement of a new Area of Interest...
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WWF Gift Guide: 7 ways you can support wildlife this holiday

This holiday, find the perfect gift for everyone on your list while helping wildlife across the globe. 1. Adopt a species Great for: Anyone who loves wildlife! Price point: Approximately $40-$50 Choose from over... Read More
This holiday, find the perfect gift for everyone on your list while helping wildlife across the globe. 1. Adopt...
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Inadequate protections planned for Scott Islands

VANCOUVER, Dec. 31, 2016 — Planned regulations to create Canada’s first marine National Wildlife Area (mNWA) for British Columbia’s Scott Islands, published today in the Canada Gazette, do not meet WWF-Canada’s standards for marine... Read More
VANCOUVER, Dec. 31, 2016 — Planned regulations to create Canada’s first marine National Wildlife Area (mNWA) for British Columbia’s...
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Specialist, Social Media and Digital Communication

Position Description The Specialist, Social Media and Digital Communications is responsible for planning and executing WWF-Canada’s social-media strategy, maintaining content on wwf.ca, and supporting internal teams with their digital needs. A key member of... Read More
Position Description The Specialist, Social Media and Digital Communications is responsible for planning and executing WWF-Canada’s social-media strategy, maintaining...
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Five new species available for adoption

You can now bring home five new adorable species, available through WWF-Canada’s collection of symbolically adoptable animals. Whether you’re searching for a perfect gift for your favourite bird enthusiast, lighting up the world for... Read More
You can now bring home five new adorable species, available through WWF-Canada’s collection of symbolically adoptable animals. Whether you’re...
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Specialist, Arctic

Position Description With a presence in each of the Arctic coastal nations, and as an official observer at the Arctic Council, WWF has supported Arctic conservation over several decades.   Since 2010, WWF-Canada has... Read More
Position Description With a presence in each of the Arctic coastal nations, and as an official observer at the...
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Caribou protections must be upheld in NIRB re-examination of Back River Gold Mine

IQALUIT, JAN. 15, 2017 – Canada’s vulnerable barren ground caribou population cannot bear new threats, WWF-Canada repeats, after the federal government reopened the Nunavut Impact Review Board (NIRB) decision to recommend against a new... Read More
IQALUIT, JAN. 15, 2017 – Canada’s vulnerable barren ground caribou population cannot bear new threats, WWF-Canada repeats, after the...
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