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Arctic melts while industrialized countries fail to cut CO2 emissions – WWF November 12, 2004 The Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA)* was produced by more than 250 scientists for arctic governments. It provides incontrovertible proof that climate change is happening in the Arctic and that it will get worse... Read More The Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA)* was produced by more than 250 scientists for arctic governments. It provides incontrovertible... Read More
Get your sweater on this February 6! January 9, 2014 Everything you need to know about National Sweater Day Read More Everything you need to know about National Sweater Day Read More
Arctic governments miss chance to show leadership on climate change November 24, 2004 ACIA is the first full-scale assessment of the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. It shows that climate change is already having serious impacts in the Arctic, with dramatic and far-reaching changes to... Read More ACIA is the first full-scale assessment of the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. It shows that climate... Read More
Tagging Greenland sharks, the “Jaws of the North” January 9, 2014 This past August, WWF travelled up to the edge of the Last Ice Area to learn more about Greenland sharks—one of the Arctic’s largest and most mysterious predators. Read More This past August, WWF travelled up to the edge of the Last Ice Area to learn more about Greenland... Read More
Power companies fail to respond to global warming crisis as window of opportunity closes – WWF November 30, 2004 The report Ranking Power reveals power companies’ overall failure to significantly invest in renewable and efficient energy in order to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Almost two-thirds of power companies received a ranking of... Read More The report Ranking Power reveals power companies’ overall failure to significantly invest in renewable and efficient energy in order... Read More
Humpback Haven in Peril- Joint Review Panel Fails on Whales December 23, 2013 Humpbacks are a delight to watch as they breach, drift by, or bubble net feed. I was lucky to visit a humpback haven on BC’s North Coast recently. WWF is helping Cetacealab, a... Read More Humpbacks are a delight to watch as they breach, drift by, or bubble net feed. I was lucky... Read More
Transport Canada undermining government’s credibility on illegal oil dumping crackdown in Atlantic Canada December 1, 2004 At the same time as the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development is considering Bill C-15, an important Bill which will increase fines and make it easier to prosecute ships that illegally dump... Read More At the same time as the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development is considering Bill C-15, an important... Read More
World Wildlife Fund Canada welcomes government support of “conservation first” in the Mackenzie Valley December 21, 2004 World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada) held numerous meetings with key Ministers and their officials in October, urging the federal government to commit this funding to implement the Mackenzie Valley Action Plan as part of... Read More World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada) held numerous meetings with key Ministers and their officials in October, urging the federal... Read More
Government Announcement A Great Start to Protecting Canada’s Waters March 7, 2003 “This is an important step for Canada,” said Joshua Laughren, WWF-Canada’s Director of Marine Conservation. “With the longest coastline of any nation on earth, and less than 1% of our waters protected, Canada urgently... Read More “This is an important step for Canada,” said Joshua Laughren, WWF-Canada’s Director of Marine Conservation. “With the longest coastline... Read More
US Senate Rejects Drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge March 20, 2003 Brooks Yeager, WWF-US Vice President, Global Threats, issued the following statement in response to the vote: “Today’s win over the latest attempt to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling is a... Read More Brooks Yeager, WWF-US Vice President, Global Threats, issued the following statement in response to the vote: “Today’s win over... Read More
Boreal Forest: Our Economy, Recreation and Future March 26, 2003 The boreal forest is located just north of Montréal, Québec City and the Mauricie, in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, and the North-Shore, stretching to the Gaspé Peninsula. Representing 70% of the forested area in Québec, the... Read More The boreal forest is located just north of Montréal, Québec City and the Mauricie, in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, and the... Read More
Tembec’s five-million-acre forest certification is the largest in Canadian history April 4, 2003 Approximately four times the size of Prince Edward Island province, the Gordon Cosens Forest is the largest FSC-certified forest in Canada, one of the largest in the world, and the first boreal (northern) forest... Read More Approximately four times the size of Prince Edward Island province, the Gordon Cosens Forest is the largest FSC-certified forest... Read More
