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Megan Leslie offers sneak peek at our ‘big and ambitious’ 2024 February 2, 2024 Happy new year and happy new opportunities to make a difference, together, for nature. To give you a sneak peek into 2024, WWF-Canada president & CEO, Megan Leslie, is sharing some of what we... Read More Happy new year and happy new opportunities to make a difference, together, for nature. To give you a sneak... Read More
Take a (virtual) tour along the Saint John River November 20, 2020 The Saint John River, called Wolastoq by local First Nations, is the lifeblood of New Brunswick and a vital freshwater system for many communities and wildlife. Yet, growing pressures from climate change as well... Read More The Saint John River, called Wolastoq by local First Nations, is the lifeblood of New Brunswick and a vital... Read More
The salmon came back — and so did we November 26, 2020 Salmon populations in B.C.’s Fraser River have been declining dramatically, so we spoke with freshwater senior specialist Heather Crochetiere about how we’re partnering with local communities to restore this crucial species. What exactly is... Read More Salmon populations in B.C.’s Fraser River have been declining dramatically, so we spoke with freshwater senior specialist Heather Crochetiere... Read More
What the health? Missing data in Canada’s freshwater November 24, 2020 UPDATE: Water Rangers became the new steward of Watershed Reports in 2023. To learn about the 2024 edition of the reports, visit watershedreports.waterrangers.ca. Canada’s abundance of freshwater is a national treasure. It sustains our... Read More UPDATE: Water Rangers became the new steward of Watershed Reports in 2023. To learn about the 2024 edition of... Read More
WWF-Canada remembers John Turner, ‘one of nature’s true patriots and protectors’ September 19, 2020 WWF-Canada mourns the loss of a great Canadian with the passing of John Napier Turner, former Prime Minister and WWF-Canada’s director from 1992 to 2003. “Mr. Turner had a genuinely deep feeling for the... Read More WWF-Canada mourns the loss of a great Canadian with the passing of John Napier Turner, former Prime Minister and... Read More
CANN Forecast: Water management done smartly September 15, 2020 Founded by the winners of the 2016 Aquahacking Challenge in Montreal, CANN Forecast’s mission is to help prevent water-related crises by leveraging municipalities’ existing data. Nicolas St. Gelais, Co-founder and Scientific Director, has always... Read More Founded by the winners of the 2016 Aquahacking Challenge in Montreal, CANN Forecast’s mission is to help prevent water-related... Read More
Q&A: Streaming freshwater science from citizens August 10, 2020 After WWF-Canada’s 2017 Watershed Report revealed data deficiency as a serious obstacle to ensuring freshwater health, we partnered with Living Lakes Canada, the University of Guelph and Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) to create STREAM,... Read More After WWF-Canada’s 2017 Watershed Report revealed data deficiency as a serious obstacle to ensuring freshwater health, we partnered with Living Lakes... Read More
Conservation in the time of coronavirus May 21, 2020 Conservation isn’t exactly an indoor activity — though much of our work, especially data analysis and our Science, Research and Innovation team’s research like the Wildlife Protection Assessment, Living Planet Report Canada and our in-progress national... Read More Conservation isn’t exactly an indoor activity — though much of our work, especially data analysis and our Science, Research and... 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
STREAM to stream: from Alberta to B.C. to Ontario October 31, 2019 When WWF-Canada published the Watershed Reports in 2017, it became clear that data deficiency is a serious obstacle to understanding the health of ecosystems. Of the 167 watersheds in Canada, 110 lack the necessary... Read More When WWF-Canada published the Watershed Reports in 2017, it became clear that data deficiency is a serious obstacle to... Read More
Success! The salmon have returned September 22, 2019 World Rivers Day celebrates the world’s life-giving waterways and encourages river stewardship and conservation around the globe. Today marks the 15th annual World Rivers Day celebration, an event developed in 2005 by Canadian river... Read More World Rivers Day celebrates the world’s life-giving waterways and encourages river stewardship and conservation around the globe. Today marks... Read More
Salt in the city: we need less of it June 26, 2019 Our freshwater ecosystems are becoming too salty due to excessive road salt. A recent collaboration with WWF-Canada and Ryerson proves that solutions that balance public safety and environmental health are possible. Read More Our freshwater ecosystems are becoming too salty due to excessive road salt. A recent collaboration with WWF-Canada and Ryerson... Read More
