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Rhino poaching toll reaches new high January 10, 2013 Rhino poaching statistics released today by the South African government reveal that a record 668 rhinos were killed across the country in 2012, an increase of nearly 50 per cent from the 448 rhinos... Read More Rhino poaching statistics released today by the South African government reveal that a record 668 rhinos were killed across... Read More
Podcast: WWF’s Arctic species expert on co-management in the north January 8, 2013 In late October 2012, WWF-Canada Arctic species specialist Pete Ewins joined leaders and staff members from northern co-management and other key organizations, at the North Slope conference in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. Read More In late October 2012, WWF-Canada Arctic species specialist Pete Ewins joined leaders and staff members from northern co-management and... Read More
Extra Terrestrial! Extraordinary new species discoveries in the Greater Mekong January 4, 2013 A new bat named after its devilish appearance, a subterranean blind fish, a ruby-eyed pit viper, and a frog that sings like a bird are among the 126 species newly identified by scientists in... Read More A new bat named after its devilish appearance, a subterranean blind fish, a ruby-eyed pit viper, and a frog... Read More
Captain Canada takes a stand for the Great Bear December 30, 2012 “Here in Canada, I think we have a responsibility to do all we can to protect these amazing places. Persistence does pay off.” –Scott Niedermayer, “Captain Canada” and Canadian for the Great Bea Read More “Here in Canada, I think we have a responsibility to do all we can to protect these amazing places.... Read More
Reflections on 2012: Happy New Year and thanks to our supporters, from everyone at WWF! December 19, 2012 Here’s an inspiring quote to ponder this holiday season: “Show me someone who has done something worthwhile, and I’ll show you someone who has overcome adversity.” (Lou Holtz) Read More Here’s an inspiring quote to ponder this holiday season: “Show me someone who has done something worthwhile, and I’ll show... Read More
Can investor risk lead to more sustainable mining? December 18, 2012 The extractives industry is everyone’s favorite bad guy. Though much has changed in the industry in recent years, the fact remains that getting minerals, ore, oil and gas out of the ground is a... Read More The extractives industry is everyone’s favorite bad guy. Though much has changed in the industry in recent years, the... Read More
Simon J. Mitchell: Working for the river we love December 18, 2012 “We are a river nation. We are a river province. And those water bodies need to be in good condition in order to support us and everything that lives in them.” – Simon J.... Read More “We are a river nation. We are a river province. And those water bodies need to be in good... Read More
Supporting made-in-Canada solutions December 18, 2012 “The fisheries are a Canadian story. We need to be showing the world that Canada has expertise to share and to prove that we can overcome the problems that we’ve had with the collapse... Read More “The fisheries are a Canadian story. We need to be showing the world that Canada has expertise to share... Read More
Janie Wray and Hermann Meuter: Tuning in to the underwater world December 10, 2012 “It’s very hard to describe the connection that we have to whales because it is so sacred. They’re so intelligent and unique. I cannot imagine a planet without their presence.” – Janie Wray, Researcher,... Read More “It’s very hard to describe the connection that we have to whales because it is so sacred. They’re so... Read More
Species of the Week: The Tiger! December 10, 2012 Each week we feature an at-risk species and let you know how YOU can help them. This week, learn about the tiger. Read More Each week we feature an at-risk species and let you know how YOU can help them. This week, learn... Read More
Pecha Kucha packs a punch December 6, 2012 Six smart speakers and a funky format help spread the word about the importance of protecting water and salmon in BC. Read More Six smart speakers and a funky format help spread the word about the importance of protecting water and salmon... Read More
Species of the Week: The polar bear! November 26, 2012 The polar bear is the world’s largest terrestrial carnivore and one of Canada’s most majestic symbols. However, the polar bear’s survival is challenged by global warming. Read More The polar bear is the world’s largest terrestrial carnivore and one of Canada’s most majestic symbols. However, the polar... Read More
