WWF Climb for Nature Archives

Climb Anywhere (yes, anywhere) for — and in — nature!

April 24, 2026

It’s climb time! On May 2 and 3, climbers in Toronto took on 1,776 steps up the CN Tower for nature. Then in the fall, on the other side of the country, climbers in... Read More

It’s climb time! On May 2 and 3, climbers in Toronto took on 1,776 steps up the CN Tower...
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Female climbers with Panda at the observation decks o the CN Tower

‘Cirque du Sore Legs’ and other amazing CN Tower Climb for Nature team names

March 25, 2026

On May 2 and 3, thousands of people will be climbing up 1,776 steps to the top of Toronto’s CN Tower as part of WWF’s Climb for Nature to help step up our efforts... Read More

On May 2 and 3, thousands of people will be climbing up 1,776 steps to the top of Toronto’s...
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Photo of Earth from space showing the western hemisphere.

How you can be part of the Biggest Hour for Earth

March 20, 2025

This Saturday, March 22, people in over 180 countries and territories will unite to create the Biggest Hour for Earth — and you can be part of it! Read More

This Saturday, March 22, people in over 180 countries and territories will unite to create the Biggest Hour for...
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Woman in a pink shirt at the CN Tower Climb finish line

‘It’s hard to have a dry eye’: Megan Leslie celebrates WWF’s Climb for Nature

April 30, 2024

Our 32nd annual WWF Climb for Nature on April 21 and 22 was a wild success. More than 5,500 climbers conquered the CN Tower and our record books as they raised $1.53 million for conservation... Read More

Our 32nd annual WWF Climb for Nature on April 21 and 22 was a wild success. More than 5,500 climbers...
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Climb Anywhere (yes, anywhere) for — and in — nature!

‘Cirque du Sore Legs’ and other amazing CN Tower Climb for Nature team names

How you can be part of the Biggest Hour for Earth

‘It’s hard to have a dry eye’: Megan Leslie celebrates WWF’s Climb for Nature

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Climb Anywhere (yes, anywhere) for — and in — nature!

‘Cirque du Sore Legs’ and other amazing CN Tower Climb for Nature team names

How you can be part of the Biggest Hour for Earth

‘It’s hard to have a dry eye’: Megan Leslie celebrates WWF’s Climb for Nature

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