(TORONTO, May 6, 2012) – The federal government’s attack on nature and democracy means “silence is not an option” for Canadians according to a national campaign, being launched Monday, May 7, by the country’s... Read More

Gland, Switzerland (11 May 2012) — Three of the world’s leading conservation and advocacy organizations will today begin a mass mobilization of their 22 million supporters to call on Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to... Read More

Vancouver, B.C. – The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, presented by Loblaw Companies Limited, and jointly led by WWF and Vancouver Aquarium, is launching a volunteer sign-up registry to help address the anticipated arrival of... Read More

WWF’s Living Planet Report, launched today from the International Space Station, calls for greater economic value to be placed on natural capital. As a resource-based economy, Canada will benefit from securing long-term economic and... Read More

Toronto, ON – Every day, more Canadians and organizations stand with environmental groups against the federal government’s attacks on nature and democracy. In the two weeks since Black Out Speak Out was launched by... Read More

(TORONTO: June 1, 2012) – WWF and Loblaw Companies Limited (Loblaw) are proud to announce 30 new recipients of WWF’s Green CommUnity School Grants Program. This round of funding awards $100,000 in grants to... Read More

Websites of more than 500 Canadian organizations and businesses will be blacked out today, and tens of thousands of individuals are expected to send messages to party leaders in defence of nature and democracy... Read More

Beijing, China, 8th June 2012—15 of the leading e-commerce sellers operating in China, including Alibaba, Taobao, and Tencent, have signed a declaration stating they have a zero-tolerance policy towards their services being used to... Read More

This volunteer opportunity will raise awareness about WWF’s work in the key fields of market transformation, sustainability, and employee engagement as well as support stewardship and recognition for WWF’s partners. You will support profile-building... Read More

 There were 209 import and export seizures in Vancouver last year, more than double the number in Toronto, the country’s second-most notorious animal parts smuggling entry point. Vancouver’s port and the city’s large Asian... Read More