WWF is asking the Russian government to limit new oil drilling in the Russian Arctic following the announcement of a new joint venture between BP and Russian oil and gas company Rosneft until proper... Read More

(TORONTO – January 19, 2010) – Today, WWF-Canada released a ground-breaking report highlighting climate change as a new risk for institutional investors, and providing insights in carbon risk assessment of an investment portfolio. The... Read More

(TORONTO and St. Albert, AB – January 20, 2011) — Today, WWF-Canada released Securing Environmental Flows in the Athabasca River, a report urging government agencies to demonstrate their commitment to protecting Alberta’s lower Athabasca... Read More

New York: New research shows that 2010 set new records for the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet, expected to be a major contributor to projected sea level rises in coming decades. “This past... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More

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... Read More