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If climate change is a shark, water is its teeth. Here’s why. March 23, 2016 Freshwater ecosystems are among the most vulnerable when it comes to the effects of climate change. Under current projections, most freshwater ecosystems globally will face ecologically significant impacts by the middle of this century. Read More Freshwater ecosystems are among the most vulnerable when it comes to the effects of climate change. Under current projections,... Read More
2016 Loblaw Water Fund grantees announced March 22, 2016 This World Water Day, WWF and Loblaw Companies Limited are excited to announce the 2016 Loblaw Water Fund grantees. Read More This World Water Day, WWF and Loblaw Companies Limited are excited to announce the 2016 Loblaw Water Fund grantees. Read More
Why the Great Lakes need a watershed moment March 21, 2016 For everything that the Great Lakes watershed provides, it is unfortunately one of the most threatened watersheds in Canada. The next few years will be a critical time for action. Read More For everything that the Great Lakes watershed provides, it is unfortunately one of the most threatened watersheds in Canada.... Read More
These two numbers show why Canada Water Week is so important March 20, 2016 Freshwater species populations have declined 76 per cent over the past four decades. And Canada holds 20 per cent of the world’s freshwater. That’s why the coming seven days are so important. Read More Freshwater species populations have declined 76 per cent over the past four decades. And Canada holds 20 per cent... Read More
Celebrate World Water Day ahead of March 22 with WWF’s Photo Contest March 5, 2016 Your creativity behind the camera lens could win you bragging rights. Enter the WWF Photo Contest and your photo and name could be featured in next month’s e-newsletter. Read More Your creativity behind the camera lens could win you bragging rights. Enter the WWF Photo Contest and your photo... Read More
Five reasons we need to protect the Peace-Athabasca watershed March 2, 2016 It’s WWF Water Wednesday, when Love Nature explores the unique characteristics, natural history, environmental challenges and threats of Canadian waters. Tune in to Love Nature on television every Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET/PT for... Read More It’s WWF Water Wednesday, when Love Nature explores the unique characteristics, natural history, environmental challenges and threats of Canadian... Read More
The trouble with this winter’s unfrozen Great Lakes January 28, 2016 Little-to-no ice cover means changes for freshwater ecosystems and could spell trouble for summer beachgoers Read More Little-to-no ice cover means changes for freshwater ecosystems and could spell trouble for summer beachgoers Read More
Meet the wild and rugged Lower Mackenzie watershed January 27, 2016 Every other week as part of WWF Water Wednesday, Love Nature explores Canadian Rivers, their unique characteristics, natural history and environmental challenges and threats. Today, we look at the Mackenzie River. Read More Every other week as part of WWF Water Wednesday, Love Nature explores Canadian Rivers, their unique characteristics, natural history... Read More
Why the Yukon River is so valuable (and it has nothing to do with gold) January 20, 2016 The Yukon Watershed is the latest watershed assessed by WWF-Canada. Through the report, WWF aims to strengthen safeguards to protect these waters, species and communities that rely on the watershed. Read More The Yukon Watershed is the latest watershed assessed by WWF-Canada. Through the report, WWF aims to strengthen safeguards to... Read More
EcoSpark’s Changing Currents program inspires teachers and students alike! December 11, 2015 EcoSpark’s Changing Currents program, funded by Loblaw Water Fund, connects students to the nature in their community through monitoring and exploring local rivers. EcoSpark makes this possible by guiding both students and their teachers... Read More EcoSpark’s Changing Currents program, funded by Loblaw Water Fund, connects students to the nature in their community through monitoring... Read More
Exploring the Fraser River Watershed December 9, 2015 Learn more about this 1,370 km watershed that runs through British Columbia. Read More Learn more about this 1,370 km watershed that runs through British Columbia. Read More
Restoring Birch Island Creek and Wetlands November 25, 2015 Loblaw Water Fund grantee Healthy Waters Labrador shares how they've helped restore Birch Island Creek and wetlands. Read More Loblaw Water Fund grantee Healthy Waters Labrador shares how they've helped restore Birch Island Creek and wetlands. Read More
