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Mapping our connections to water

July 16, 2014

WWF teamed up with Fathom6 Strategies and the Canadian Freshwater Alliance to collect and map out Canadians’ water stories and experiential knowledge through a new crowd-sourcing technique called StoryMapping. Read More

WWF teamed up with Fathom6 Strategies and the Canadian Freshwater Alliance to collect and map out Canadians’ water stories...
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Turtle Tuesdays: A unique Canadian Turtle Species

July 15, 2014

The road to recovery for Ontario's spiny softshell is not an easy one, but the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority is working hard to ensure the species' survival along the Thames River. Read More

The road to recovery for Ontario's spiny softshell is not an easy one, but the Upper Thames River Conservation...
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The Mackenzie River Basin: Six Freshwater Health Assessments later

July 11, 2014

How healthy is Canada’s largest river basin? WWF-Canada provides (some) answers! Read More

How healthy is Canada’s largest river basin? WWF-Canada provides (some) answers!
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Reflecting on the Health of Canada’s Waters: Flow

July 10, 2014

Environment flow is a measure of how water flows (or doesn’t) through a system. This is core to the health of the species we work so hard to protect. Read More

Environment flow is a measure of how water flows (or doesn’t) through a system. This is core to...
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From whales to eagles and trees: everything is connected in the Skeena River Estuary

July 10, 2014

Without healthy estuaries, the systems they support – ecological, economic, and cultural, will collapse. Read More

Without healthy estuaries, the systems they support – ecological, economic, and cultural, will collapse.
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Loblaw Water Fund: Together at the Humber River

July 9, 2014

On Canadian Rivers Day, I joined my neighbours to learn more about Toronto’s largest watershed, the Humber, thanks to the Loblaw Water Fund. Read More

On Canadian Rivers Day, I joined my neighbours to learn more about Toronto’s largest watershed, the Humber, thanks to...
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Turtle Tuesdays: Meet Britney, the feisty Wood Turtle

July 8, 2014

One of our Loblaw Water Fund recipients, Courtney Smith of the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance, shares her excitement at finding a Wood Turtle in New Brunswick. Read More

One of our Loblaw Water Fund recipients, Courtney Smith of the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance, shares her excitement at finding...
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Why bad weather keeps me up at night

July 7, 2014

After the catastrophic disasters of 2013 that saw flood waters wipe out communities and ice storms leaving families in the dark for days, bad weather is increasingly becoming something that keeps me up at... Read More

After the catastrophic disasters of 2013 that saw flood waters wipe out communities and ice storms leaving families in...
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Checking on the health of Canada’s Great River

July 4, 2014

We looked at the water, fish, and bugs of one of the last remaining large wild rivers in the world. Read More

We looked at the water, fish, and bugs of one of the last remaining large wild rivers in the...
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Flow shaping the health of the North Saskatchewan River

July 3, 2014

Water flow is the deciding factor for the health of the North Saskatchewan River Read More

Water flow is the deciding factor for the health of the North Saskatchewan River
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Looking for fair development in the Skeena Estuary

July 2, 2014

Fairness is central to managing what our rivers and people need, especially when they’re affected by what’s happening elsewhere Read More

Fairness is central to managing what our rivers and people need, especially when they’re affected by what’s happening elsewhere...
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Water for people, people for water

July 1, 2014

This Canada Day, help us kick off our celebration of water and people! Read More

This Canada Day, help us kick off our celebration of water and people!
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