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It was a tough year for nature. We didn’t back down: WWF-Canada’s year-in-review

December 18, 2025

We all know it’s been a tough year for nature. We’ve seen the headlines, sweltered in the heat, smelled the wildfire smoke and felt the political winds shift. Despite it all, we’ve achieved some... Read More

We all know it’s been a tough year for nature. We’ve seen the headlines, sweltered in the heat, smelled...
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Rebuilding Canada also means restoring our nation’s nature

December 3, 2025

“Restoration doesn’t happen in isolation. Every native tree planted, acre restored, partnership built and effort done to restore nature helps rebuild a healthier, more resilient Canada,” said WWF-Canada VP Elizabeth Hendriks in her opening... Read More

“Restoration doesn’t happen in isolation. Every native tree planted, acre restored, partnership built and effort done to restore nature...
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Fresh greenery can be seen growing around scorched trees and under fallen, blackened tree trunks.

Act Locally: How planting more ‘fire-resilient’ trees can help your community

December 3, 2025

Wildfires have become a fact of life for many in Canada. As climate change creates longer periods of hotter and drier weather, it is creating real risks for communities across the country, from remote... Read More

Wildfires have become a fact of life for many in Canada. As climate change creates longer periods of hotter...
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A douglas fir seedling held up at arms length with a background of burned tree trunks and lush green forest floor

Nine hopeful takeaways from our Nature and Climate Grant Program

November 5, 2025

What’s special about a song sparrow taking a break from its busy schedule of foraging and singing? Not much, at first glance. But look a little closer. The branch the bird sits on is... Read More

What’s special about a song sparrow taking a break from its busy schedule of foraging and singing? Not much,...
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A river with riparian buffers on both siodes and a forest in the distance

What are riparian buffers? And how does restoring them on private lands create (literal) downstream benefits?

October 22, 2025

Imagine a raindrop falling onto a forested slope in B.C., where, pulled by gravity, it enters a network of interconnected ecosystems: trickling through soils, filtering through wetlands, flowing into streams and rivers and eventually... Read More

Imagine a raindrop falling onto a forested slope in B.C., where, pulled by gravity, it enters a network of...
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A row of one dozen young adults with shovels, turning over turfgrass in a field.

Students tell us why restoring nature on campus matters

October 7, 2025

When it comes to learning about nature — and turning your passion for it into a career — an hour outside is worth many hours of indoor study. Read More

When it comes to learning about nature — and turning your passion for it into a career — an...
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Three youth smiling and planting trees and plants in a forest with another three youth in the background.

Ten youth-powered projects that have made communities wilder thanks to Go Wild Grants

September 25, 2025

It's the 10th anniversary of Go Wild Grants, a program that supports youth in fighting biodiversity loss and climate change while learning hands-on skills. Read More

It's the 10th anniversary of Go Wild Grants, a program that supports youth in fighting biodiversity loss and climate...
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Planting partnership: How we’re working with farmers to help restore the Wolastoq watershed

July 30, 2025

It doesn’t take much time near the Wolastoq to understand why that word means “beautiful and bountiful river” in the language of the Wolastoqiyik, or “people of the beautiful river.” The 700-kilometre waterway, also... Read More

It doesn’t take much time near the Wolastoq to understand why that word means “beautiful and bountiful river” in...
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A strip of tall grass running between a road and taller shrubs and trees, beneath hydro transmission lines.

Bringing habitat back to hydro corridors

March 26, 2025

Since 2021, WWF-Canada has been working with municipalities to identify and restore habitat within hydro corridors, using various management practices. Read More

Since 2021, WWF-Canada has been working with municipalities to identify and restore habitat within hydro corridors, using various management...
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How river restoration ebbs flood risk in Edmundston

March 10, 2025

Here's how nature-based climate solutions are helping reduce flood risk and riverbank erosion in Edmundston, New Brunswick. Read More

Here's how nature-based climate solutions are helping reduce flood risk and riverbank erosion in Edmundston, New Brunswick.
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The wins in our sails: WWF-Canada looks back at 2024

December 23, 2024

We have reached the end of another hot one — in fact, 2024 is on track to be the hottest year ever, narrowly beating last year’s record and further cementing the past decade as... Read More

We have reached the end of another hot one — in fact, 2024 is on track to be the...
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How Indigenous communities in Canada are already implementing the Global Biodiversity Framework