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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
Students on Ice: The final countdown July 17, 2011 It's an intensely hot July afternoon in Toronto, and I'm digging my mittens and long underwear out of the closet. Read More It's an intensely hot July afternoon in Toronto, and I'm digging my mittens and long underwear out of the... Read More
Who is an expert on the Arctic? June 28, 2011 Academic conferences such as this one are filled with experts. Experts in anthropology, law, sociology, education and several more disciplines. How do we know they’re expert? Because the vast majority have letters after their... Read More Academic conferences such as this one are filled with experts. Experts in anthropology, law, sociology, education and several more... Read More
Denying climate change in Alaska and Kamchatka June 27, 2011 Climate change would be called undeniable, if it wasn’t for the fact that so many people do deny it. Read More Climate change would be called undeniable, if it wasn’t for the fact that so many people do deny it.... Read More
Summer in Iqaluit: What changes, what doesn’t June 27, 2011 I arrived in Iqaluit on the summer solstice for a few days of meetings, and it’s a good opportunity to reflect on the things that change, and the things that don’t. Read More I arrived in Iqaluit on the summer solstice for a few days of meetings, and it’s a good opportunity... Read More
Oolichan… more than just a fish May 27, 2011 I take great pride in my heritage; who I am and where I come from follows me wherever I go in life. If I could, I would go back to a time when my... Read More I take great pride in my heritage; who I am and where I come from follows me wherever I... Read More
Arctic Council takes a “great leap forward” at Nuuk meeting May 13, 2011 The eight Arctic states, together with leaders of Arctic Indigenous groups, agreed on search and rescue rules at their summit this week in Greenland. WWF, which is the sole environmental group to hold permanent... Read More The eight Arctic states, together with leaders of Arctic Indigenous groups, agreed on search and rescue rules at their... Read More
50 Stories: FSC – Using forests wisely April 29, 2011 Thanks to WWF and the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), you can buy a kitchen table with a clear conscience. Read More Thanks to WWF and the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), you can buy a kitchen table with a clear conscience. Read More
A taste of the Arctic February 9, 2011 My apprehension quickly evaporated. Read More My apprehension quickly evaporated. Read More
Settling into my new role in Inuvik December 16, 2010 The Mackenzie River crossing is open - that is, it is frozen hard. I know because today I could find lemongrass, fresh basil and wonderful pears at Arctic Foods. The price of which you... Read More The Mackenzie River crossing is open - that is, it is frozen hard. I know because today I could... Read More
Video: The Umky Patrol November 30, 2010 This video tells the story of climate change, of WWF's work with Indigenous peoples, and of conservation. Read More This video tells the story of climate change, of WWF's work with Indigenous peoples, and of conservation. Read More
Gwaii Haanas: From standoff to marine management November 25, 2010 I made the move to Haida Gwaii, a small island chain off the coast of northern British Columbia, nearly six years ago. Growing up along the shores of Lake Huron in central Ontario, I... Read More I made the move to Haida Gwaii, a small island chain off the coast of northern British Columbia, nearly... Read More
