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WWF-India and government agencies working towards release of abducted volunteers February 7, 2011 New Delhi: Six young volunteers, including three women, engaged with WWF-India carrying out field monitoring for the All India Tiger Estimation Project in Chirang Forest Division of Western Assam have gone missing, presumably abducted, from an area near Ultapani on the afternoon of Sunday 06 February 2011. WWF-India is... Read More
National Sweater Day February 5, 2011 Party photos of the week The Globe and Mail February 5, 2011 Environment File St. Albert Gazette February 12, 2011 Grab your ugliest sweater and raise awareness Metro Toronto February 14, 2011 Ugly sweaters on display at VIU Nanaimo Daily News February 16, 2011 Wear environmentalism on your sleeves... Read More
WWF’s Energy Report February 3, 2011 Clean energy shift could save world trillions, eco-group says Edmonton Journal February 3, 2011 Planet could save trillions by shifting to renewable energy: WWF Montreal Gazette February 3, 2011 Renewable energy feasible, group says The Globe and Mail February 3, 2011 Read More
WWF’s brave new world: 100% renewable energy by 2050 February 3, 2011 100% renewable energy is achievable by 2050 WWF’s new study, The Energy Report, outlines how all the world’s energy can be provided cleanly, renewably and economically by 2050. This will vastly reduce anxieties over energy security, pollution and catastrophic climate change. The two-part report is presented by energy consultancy... Read More
BP/Rosneft Drilling Plans Threaten Arctic Parks February 2, 2011 Arctic oil drilling plans of BP and Rosneft overlap with some key protected areas, a joint WWF and and Transparent World analysis (see the map) shows. The Novaya Zemlya is one of the parks affected by the recently announced plans to drill for oil in the South Kara Sea... Read More
Seafood sustainability recipe needed as increased fish demand collides with failing fisheries January 31, 2011 Rome, Italy: The conflict between increasing demand for fish and failing fisheries has enormous implications for world food security and the state of our oceans, lakes and rivers, WWF said today. The global environment organisation was welcoming the latest State of the World’s Fisheries and Aquaculture (SOFIA) report, issued... Read More
WWF’s Green CommUnity School Grants Program January 28, 2011 WWF and Canadian Schools Voices for Our Planet (blog) June 14, 2011 School grants encourage green living Metro News Canada June 13, 2011 All about naturalization; Pasadena Elementary secures $5,000 grant through World Wildlife Fund’s green schools program The Western Star June 9, 2011 Kingsclear Consolidated School wins WWF-Canada... Read More
WWF-International’s work in the news January 27, 2011 4 rare Javan Rhinos photographed in Indonesia The Canadian Press February 28, 2011 Monarch butterfly numbers rebound in Mexico Edmonton Journal February 19, 2011 Tiger numbers could triple if landscapes saved: study Canoe.ca January 27, 2011 Vulnerable Indian Rhinos Successfully Moved to New Habitat Digital Journal December 30, 2010... Read More
Stay Warm and Keep the Planet Cool on February 17: WWF’s National Sweater Day January 26, 2011 This winter, WWF is calling on Canadians to show their commitment to reducing climate change by participating in National Sweater Day on Thursday, February 17. To celebrate National Sweater Day, presented by the Loblaw Companies Limited (Loblaw), WWF is asking all Canadians to lower the thermostat three degrees Celsius... Read More
Tiger numbers could triple if large-scale landscapes protected: study January 25, 2011 Asia’s tiger reserves could support more than 10,000 wild tigers – three times the current number – if they are managed as large-scale landscapes that allow for connectivity between core breeding sites, a new paper from some of the world’s leading conservation scientists finds. The study, co-authored by WWF... Read More
