Restoring habitats and reversing wildlife decline | WWF-Canada

Five new species available for adoption

Five new species available for adoption
You can now bring home five new adorable species, available through WWF-Canada’s collection of symbolically adoptable animals. Whether you’re searching for a perfect gift for your ...
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Meet the wild river guardians

Meet the wild river guardians
Bugs hold the secrets to Canada’s water health. The Dane Nan Yḗ Dāh Guardians, with support from WWF-Canada and Living Lakes Canada, are working to catch them
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Four things Canada can do to stop wildlife loss

Four things Canada can do to stop wildlife loss
A new international report shows that global wildlife has declined by 60 per cent. You can help turn this around
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Five creatures that want us to fight climate change

Five creatures that want us to fight climate change
Wildlife loss will worsen if we don’t switch to habitat-friendly renewable energy – and fast
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LOBLAW WATER FUND

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We’re accepting grant applications from water heroes across the country who are working to preserve the health of our lakes, rivers and wetlands.

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HELP SNOW LEOPARDS

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With as few as 4,000 snow leopards left in the wild, the time to help is now.

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GIFTS THAT MEAN THE WORLD

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Adopt a species and share the gift of conservation.


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