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From post-wildfire forests to salmon streams to wetlands: Inspiring B.C. restoration stories

September 30, 2026

Whether it’s reopening waterways for wild salmon, replanting fire-ravaged forests or reconnecting wetlands, restoration of B.C. habitats that sustain wildlife and local economies is happening across the province. Here are just a few inspiring... Read More

Whether it’s reopening waterways for wild salmon, replanting fire-ravaged forests or reconnecting wetlands, restoration of B.C. habitats that sustain...
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With a little kelp from our friends: How Redd Fish is innovating marine restoration in BC’s Clayoquot Sound

September 29, 2026

“Kelp is an incredibly quick-growing species — giant kelp, in particular — but watching it is nuts! You plant it when it’s a millimeter and it takes off so quick,” enthuses Emily Fulton, marine... Read More

“Kelp is an incredibly quick-growing species — giant kelp, in particular — but watching it is nuts! You plant...
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What are log booms? Understanding their role and impacts in coastal ecosystems

June 16, 2026

Ever notice large clusters of harvested logs floating in rivers, lakes and coastal waters? They’re called log booms, and they are a longstanding — and sometimes problematic — approach in B.C. to transporting and... Read More

Ever notice large clusters of harvested logs floating in rivers, lakes and coastal waters? They’re called log booms, and...
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Will 2019 bring the lifeline that Canada’s Endangered killer whales need?

December 13, 2018

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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Nature-rich B.C. First Nation chooses partnership with WWF-Canada

October 13, 2016

Partnership will combine expertise of WWF-Canada with the traditional knowledge of the Gitga’at people to protect the land and water in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest. Read More

Partnership will combine expertise of WWF-Canada with the traditional knowledge of the Gitga’at people to protect the land and...
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From post-wildfire forests to salmon streams to wetlands: Inspiring B.C. restoration stories

With a little kelp from our friends: How Redd Fish is innovating marine restoration in BC’s Clayoquot Sound

What are log booms? Understanding their role and impacts in coastal ecosystems

Will 2019 bring the lifeline that Canada’s Endangered killer whales need?

Nature-rich B.C. First Nation chooses partnership with WWF-Canada

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From post-wildfire forests to salmon streams to wetlands: Inspiring B.C. restoration stories

With a little kelp from our friends: How Redd Fish is innovating marine restoration in BC’s Clayoquot Sound

What are log booms? Understanding their role and impacts in coastal ecosystems

Will 2019 bring the lifeline that Canada’s Endangered killer whales need?

Nature-rich B.C. First Nation chooses partnership with WWF-Canada

Support WWF-Canada Today

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