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Well, that’s finally over: Fieldnotes looks back at 2020 December 22, 2020 It’s hard to do an ordinary year-in-review for a year that’s been anything but ordinary. Much like yourselves, our work was impacted by COVID-19 — our scientists had to drastically change their approach to... Read More It’s hard to do an ordinary year-in-review for a year that’s been anything but ordinary. Much like yourselves, our... Read More
Indigenous-led conservation is the path forward July 13, 2020 We believe that Indigenous-led conservation is the most effective, equitable and efficient way to safeguard the nature that all of us hold dear. Our work has evolved over time to be more inclusive and, where possible,... Read More We believe that Indigenous-led conservation is the most effective, equitable and efficient way to safeguard the nature that all of... Read More
Fishing for a new renewable resource in Nunavut July 20, 2020 To support sustainable, low-impact and Inuit-owned alternatives to industries like mining or oil and gas, WWF-Canada is partnering with Nunavut communities in Kinngait, Sanikiluaq and Arviat to help locals develop management plans for small-scale community-based commercial fisheries.... Read More To support sustainable, low-impact and Inuit-owned alternatives to industries like mining or oil and gas, WWF-Canada is partnering with... Read More
How nature restoration helps reduce rising flood waters April 28, 2020 It’s flood season again. Simon Mitchell, WWF-Canada’s Freshwater Lead Specialist, lives steps away from the Saint John River in New Brunswick, so we asked him how our restoration work can help provide nature-based solutions to this... Read More It’s flood season again. Simon Mitchell, WWF-Canada’s Freshwater Lead Specialist, lives steps away from the Saint John River in... Read More
We are living in a potentially transformative moment April 22, 2020 Fifty years ago today, not long after WWF-Canada was founded, environmentalists took to the streets to celebrate the first Earth Day. The demonstrations went global 20 years later, inspiring a new generation. This year’s... Read More Fifty years ago today, not long after WWF-Canada was founded, environmentalists took to the streets to celebrate the first... Read More
Fieldnotes: Greetings from the great indoors March 27, 2020 Well, it’s a far different world from just a few weeks ago, though it would probably do us even more good now to spend some quality time tending to a yard or balcony garden.... Read More Well, it’s a far different world from just a few weeks ago, though it would probably do us even... Read More
Fieldnotes: Hope, solutions and the future of conservation January 27, 2020 WWF-Canada’s Megan Leslie on hope, solutions and the future of conservation It’s a new year and a new decade, and there’s a whole lot of work ahead to protect our environment and safeguard our... Read More WWF-Canada’s Megan Leslie on hope, solutions and the future of conservation It’s a new year and a new decade,... Read More
Fieldnotes: How we fought for nature and people in 2019 December 28, 2019 Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of the unprecedented dual crises of climate change and wildlife loss. Click here to subscribe and get future issues emailed directly... Read More Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of the unprecedented dual crises of... Read More
Fieldnotes: Rudolph the red-nosed caribou December 16, 2019 Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate change and wildlife loss. If Fieldnotes was forwarded to you, please click here to subscribe... Read More Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate... Read More
Fieldnotes: Uncovering the wildlife-climate connection November 27, 2019 Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate change and wildlife loss. Please click here to subscribe and get future issues emailed direct... Read More Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate... Read More
Fieldnotes: Why you otter be less salty this winter November 16, 2019 Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate change and wildlife loss. Please click here to subscribe and get future issues emailed direct... Read More Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate... Read More
Fieldnotes: Creepy creatures! Invasive plants! Spooky scientists! October 31, 2019 Canada’s (not actually) creepiest at-risk creatures For Halloween we’re exhuming some scientific facts about Canada’s spookiest species. But don’t judge a bat by its blood-sucking — these creatures are fundamental to our ecosystems. What’s... Read More Canada’s (not actually) creepiest at-risk creatures For Halloween we’re exhuming some scientific facts about Canada’s spookiest species. But don’t... Read More
