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Increasing ship traffic means a noisier Arctic Ocean February 8, 2024 Underwater noise in the Arctic more than doubled. We must act quickly to protect the soundscape for Arctic species — before it is too late. Read More Underwater noise in the Arctic more than doubled. We must act quickly to protect the soundscape for Arctic species... Read More
WWF-Canada debuts new research that pinpoints location of critical carbon stores across Canada November 10, 2021 Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 10, 2021 A new study by WWF-Canada, led by researchers at McMaster University’s Remote Sensing Laboratory, reveals, for the first time, how much carbon is stored in Canada’s landscapes, and the... Read More Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 10, 2021 A new study by WWF-Canada, led by researchers at McMaster University’s Remote Sensing Laboratory,... Read More
Will we ever be prepared for the inevitable Arctic oil spills? January 15, 2024 The exploitation of rich oil and gas reserves in the pristine Arctic has been controversial for decades. Debates have raged between environmentalists and big oil companies, between national interests and the wider concerns of... Read More The exploitation of rich oil and gas reserves in the pristine Arctic has been controversial for decades. Debates have... Read More
The true costs of mining in Nunavut: ‘What if I can’t teach my children our ways anymore?’ January 9, 2024 Operated by a Canadian mining company called Baffinland, the Mary River Mine is one of the world’s richest reserves of high-grade iron ore. Located on the northern end of Baffin Island in Nunavut, the... Read More Operated by a Canadian mining company called Baffinland, the Mary River Mine is one of the world’s richest reserves... Read More
WWF-Canada launches 10-year plan to Regenerate Canada September 28, 2021 New survey reveals that two-thirds of Canadians are pessimistic about the future of the planet — but there is still time to change the path we’re on. Regenerate Canada and irREVERSIBLE campaign show the... Read More New survey reveals that two-thirds of Canadians are pessimistic about the future of the planet — but there is... Read More
First phase of Indigenous-led National Marine Conservation Area a critical step in fight against biodiversity loss and climate change August 9, 2021 The assessment is another important contribution in meeting Canada’s goal to protect 30 percent of its land and waters by 2030, in a region that will benefit both biodiversity loss and climate change. The... Read More The assessment is another important contribution in meeting Canada’s goal to protect 30 percent of its land and waters... Read More
IPCC report makes clear urgent climate action is needed. Nature needs to be a part of that plan, says WWF-Canada. August 9, 2021 A new global climate science report published today confirms that humans have irreversibly altered the planet and locked in many changes. Altering the path ahead is scientifically still possible if we take urgent and... Read More A new global climate science report published today confirms that humans have irreversibly altered the planet and locked in... Read More
Act Locally: How native plants can help you take on invasive species November 21, 2023 Nature-based climate solutions don’t just capture carbon and help species at risk — they can also help stop the spread of invasive plants. Jim Robb of Friends of the Rouge Watershed shares what you... Read More Nature-based climate solutions don’t just capture carbon and help species at risk — they can also help stop the... Read More
Will the Last Ice Area support polar bears? November 8, 2023 Accelerated warming in the Arctic over the past few decades has resulted in rapid changes to the Arctic habitats that marine species rely on. Against this backdrop, the Last Ice Area may be an... Read More Accelerated warming in the Arctic over the past few decades has resulted in rapid changes to the Arctic habitats... Read More
Sampling polar bear footprints in the snow for conservation insights October 20, 2023 In a podcast earlier this year, Micaela Hellström, managing director and co-founder of MIX Research, and Elisabeth Kruger, Arctic wildlife manager at WWF US in Alaska, discussed their involvement in a groundbreaking project together with... Read More In a podcast earlier this year, Micaela Hellström, managing director and co-founder of MIX Research, and Elisabeth Kruger, Arctic wildlife... Read More
Tech tools in the polar bear conservation toolbox October 20, 2023 Monitoring polar bears and their Arctic habitats is critical in our quest to understand how they are responding to climate change—especially diminishing sea ice. When the Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears was... Read More Monitoring polar bears and their Arctic habitats is critical in our quest to understand how they are responding to... Read More
Working to protect Aqviqtuuq for future generations October 23, 2023 The hamlet of Taloyoak, located on the edge of Aqviqtuuq (the Boothia peninsula) in Nunavut, is the northernmost community in mainland Canada. About 1,100 residents call the region home — as do some 2,000... Read More The hamlet of Taloyoak, located on the edge of Aqviqtuuq (the Boothia peninsula) in Nunavut, is the northernmost community... Read More
