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In Vietnam, helping catfish farming become more sustainable

Asian catfish represents one of the fastest growing types of aquaculture (seafood farming) in the world. A company’s Phu Tuc farm reveals what big business its production has become for this small country and... Read More
Asian catfish represents one of the fastest growing types of aquaculture (seafood farming) in the world. A company’s Phu...
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Tips to write a winning sustainability report for your company!

Living Planet @ Work champion Laura Vaughan, winner of the Change the Equation Sustainability Reporting contest, gives us an insider’s look into writing your company’s environmental report. Check out her award-winning tips below! Read More
Living Planet @ Work champion Laura Vaughan, winner of the Change the Equation Sustainability Reporting contest, gives us an...
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WWF at northern priorities roundtable for Arctic Council chair

Clearly, there are high hopes for Canada’s leadership of the Arctic Council. With offices in almost all Arctic Nations, a local presence in Canada’s Northern communities, and as a long-time observer and contributor... Read More
Clearly, there are high hopes for Canada’s leadership of the Arctic Council. With offices in almost all Arctic...
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Species of the Week: The Caribou!

Each week we feature an at-risk species and let you know how YOU can help them. This week, learn about the caribou. Read More
Each week we feature an at-risk species and let you know how YOU can help them. This week, learn...
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Swimming upstream

Though it is still too soon to tell whether the healthier salmon returns of the past few years signal an encouraging long-term trend, there is one important new landmark of hope: this week’s release... Read More
Though it is still too soon to tell whether the healthier salmon returns of the past few years signal...
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Vancouver International Film Festival: Revolution

Through his newest film, Revolution, Rob Stewart uses what he knows best – including scuba diving and stunning shots of neat underwater creatures – to show the audience what’s at stake if we don’t... Read More
Through his newest film, Revolution, Rob Stewart uses what he knows best – including scuba diving and stunning shots...
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Volunteer Spotlight: Shanna Yip

What would we do without volunteers? All the people that volunteer their time with us at WWF-Canada make so many things possible – from envelope stuffing to event support. Many of the things we... Read More
What would we do without volunteers? All the people that volunteer their time with us at WWF-Canada make so...
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Why would anyone get an electric vehicle?

The reasons are different for everyone. Some love saying good-bye to gas stations. Some love the idea of cutting their emissions. Most people we talk to though, just generally love them. Read More
The reasons are different for everyone. Some love saying good-bye to gas stations. Some love the idea of cutting...
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Furor over ocean fertilization

Dumping 100 tons of iron ore into the ocean is not the best way to either restore salmon populations or fight climate change. And without a permit, it’s also illegal. So it’s alarming... Read More
Dumping 100 tons of iron ore into the ocean is not the best way to either restore salmon populations...
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Buckle up and join the rEVolution!

Today marks the launch of Transportation rEVolution – WWF’s electrifying campaign to change the way we move people in Canada. By igniting the shift from gas-powered cars to renewably-powered electric cars, we will drive... Read More
Today marks the launch of Transportation rEVolution – WWF’s electrifying campaign to change the way we move people in...
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