Emily Vandermeer

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A photo of the three new symbolic adoption plushies: humpback whale, African elephant family and red-eyed tree frog

New holiday gifts that spread joy and fight wildlife loss

October 20, 2022

World Wildlife Fund Canada is asking people to help stop wildlife loss this holiday season by symbolically adopting species as gifts. Read More

World Wildlife Fund Canada is asking people to help stop wildlife loss this holiday season by symbolically adopting species...
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How our new research is providing a clearer picture of Asia’s clouded leopard

January 19, 2024

Clouded leopards are the least studied of Asia's five big cats. New research is helping us understand them in a new light. Read More

Clouded leopards are the least studied of Asia's five big cats. New research is helping us understand them in...
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Billions of litres of harmful waste are dumped by ships in Canada’s protected waters annually: WWF-Canada Report

March 1, 2022

Findings show urgent need for federal government to enact and enforce a ban on dumping in marine protected areas Read More

Findings show urgent need for federal government to enact and enforce a ban on dumping in marine protected areas...
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Caribou calf caught on motion sensor camera in Bathurst Inlet © Government of Nunavut

Arctic caribou are on thin ice. AI and other tech can help change that

November 15, 2023

New technologies like AI can help ensure the long-term survival of the ocean-faring Dolphin and Union caribou and other at-risk herds. Read More

New technologies like AI can help ensure the long-term survival of the ocean-faring Dolphin and Union caribou and other...
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Bring wildlife home for the holidays with these five 5 unique gift ideas

November 2, 2023

Bring wildlife home to them with five gifts they won’t forget, from grizzlies roaming around the living room to snowy owls turning heads under the tree. Read More

Bring wildlife home to them with five gifts they won’t forget, from grizzlies roaming around the living room to...
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Holiday gift guide: WWF-Canada reveals six new adoptable species and collection of branded apparel

October 7, 2021

Ahead of the holiday season, WWF-Canada is adding five new species and one new family to its popular collection of symbolic wildlife options: the fennec fox, monarch butterfly, black jaguar, giant Pacific octopus and... Read More

Ahead of the holiday season, WWF-Canada is adding five new species and one new family to its popular collection...
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Four Emperor penguin chicks with an adult standing on the snow.

Top 10 facts about emperor penguins

October 5, 2023

Read more about the emperor penguin and how you can help safeguard wildlife in the face of climate change. Read More

Read more about the emperor penguin and how you can help safeguard wildlife in the face of climate change.
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A close up of a muskox with snow on its face.

Meet the magnificent muskox, an Ice Age survivor

October 5, 2023

Muskox are not relics of the Ice Age, they’re survivors of it. Bring wildlife home aby symbolically adopting a shaggy muskox. Read More

Muskox are not relics of the Ice Age, they’re survivors of it. Bring wildlife home aby symbolically adopting a...
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Beautiful flamingos walking in the water with green grasses background.

Six Flamboyant Flamingo Facts

October 5, 2023

Get to know this unmistakable bird better with our top six flamingo facts. Bring Wildlife Home by symbolically adopting one with WWF-Canada. Read More

Get to know this unmistakable bird better with our top six flamingo facts. Bring Wildlife Home by symbolically adopting...
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Feline good: A timeline of tiger conservation in Nepal

July 27, 2023

A look back at the milestone moments and technology that made Nepal’s historic doubling of wild tigers possible. Read More

A look back at the milestone moments and technology that made Nepal’s historic doubling of wild tigers possible.
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Liisa (centre) and two members of Team Doing Stuff at a past CN Tower Climb.

‘Cancer takes a lot of things away from you — but I don’t want it to take this away,’ says four-time CN Tower climber

April 5, 2023

Recovering from cancer is not a light switch, right? You don’t go back to your old self when you walk out after your last treatment. It’s a series of steps of recovery. And for... Read More

Recovering from cancer is not a light switch, right? You don’t go back to your old self when you...
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Mojdeh Akhbari gazes up at the CN Tower wearing a shirt with a cheetah cub on it.

Meet some of the CN Tower climbers helping fundraise $1 million for conservation

March 29, 2023

From a mother-daughter fundraising duo and a wildlife-loving Bachelorette alum to a Deadpool dead ringer, what all of these climbers have in common is a desire to protect wildlife and their habitats. Read More

From a mother-daughter fundraising duo and a wildlife-loving Bachelorette alum to a Deadpool dead ringer, what all of these...
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New holiday gifts that spread joy and fight wildlife loss

How our new research is providing a clearer picture of Asia’s clouded leopard

Billions of litres of harmful waste are dumped by ships in Canada’s protected waters annually: WWF-Canada Report

Arctic caribou are on thin ice. AI and other tech can help change that

Bring wildlife home for the holidays with these five 5 unique gift ideas

Holiday gift guide: WWF-Canada reveals six new adoptable species and collection of branded apparel

Top 10 facts about emperor penguins

Meet the magnificent muskox, an Ice Age survivor

Six Flamboyant Flamingo Facts

Feline good: A timeline of tiger conservation in Nepal

‘Cancer takes a lot of things away from you — but I don’t want it to take this away,’ says four-time CN Tower climber

Meet some of the CN Tower climbers helping fundraise $1 million for conservation

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