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Native plants program helps gardeners fight nature and climate crises May 12, 2022 In the Zone, a collaboration between WWF-Canada and Carolinian Canada, makes it easy to garden for wildlife and climate in Ontario and Quebec through a partnership with Loblaw garden centres Toronto, ON, May 12,... Read More In the Zone, a collaboration between WWF-Canada and Carolinian Canada, makes it easy to garden for wildlife and climate... Read More
Learn the five seasons of the Ojibwe calendar May 11, 2023 At WWF-Canada, we believe that ecological restoration is not possible without reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, and we see Indigenous language revitalization as a part of this process. As we (finally) enter springtime,... Read More At WWF-Canada, we believe that ecological restoration is not possible without reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, and we... Read More
Fieldnotes: Spring is coming! (Hopefully) March 12, 2020 Restoring habitats one native plant at a time We’ve been talking a lot about biodiversity loss in Fieldnotes — about how human activities across Canada are destroying habitats and causing dramatic declines in caribou,... Read More Restoring habitats one native plant at a time We’ve been talking a lot about biodiversity loss in Fieldnotes —... Read More
Restoring nature — one garden at a time May 24, 2019 Your garden is blooming with wildlife-supporting potential. Native plants can provide food or habitat for hundreds of species, from insects, to birds and mammals, while non-native plants may support only a few. With gardeners... Read More Your garden is blooming with wildlife-supporting potential. Native plants can provide food or habitat for hundreds of species, from... Read More
Seven rare species in the Carolinian zone May 22, 2018 From unsung amphibian heroes to flying mammals, there are more rare species of plants and animals here than anywhere else in the country. Read More From unsung amphibian heroes to flying mammals, there are more rare species of plants and animals here than anywhere... Read More
Ten birds to spot in the Carolinian zone May 11, 2018 Find out why gardening is good for birders (with photography by July Talk drummer Danny Miles). Read More Find out why gardening is good for birders (with photography by July Talk drummer Danny Miles). Read More
New troubles for monarchs and how you can help March 5, 2018 The butterfly is continuing to lose ground in Mexico’s forests, but you can help monarchs rebound this spring by making the right choices for your garden. Read More The butterfly is continuing to lose ground in Mexico’s forests, but you can help monarchs rebound this spring by... Read More
Help wildlife thrive, one garden at a time. Here’s how June 19, 2017 The Carolinian Zone is home to more at-risk species than anywhere else in Canada. Your green space is part of the solution. Read More The Carolinian Zone is home to more at-risk species than anywhere else in Canada. Your green space is part... Read More
Expanded program makes it easier for home gardeners in southern Ontario to buy native plants, help wildlife. May 13, 2021 Native plants — those that are adapted to local conditions and have deep relationships with other plants and wildlife native to the area — can now be found in Loblaw Garden Centres primarily throughout... Read More Native plants — those that are adapted to local conditions and have deep relationships with other plants and wildlife... Read More
