Conservation

WWF works to conserve species at risk, protect threatened habitats and address global threats. We find long-term solutions that benefit both people and nature.

Canada's Pacific

Canada's Pacific Coast is filled with magnificent species and spaces, some found nowhere else on earth. From sea floor to mountain summit, this region is home to a staggering abundance of natural diversity. Its cultural mix is equally rich, from the First Nations that have made their home here for over 10,000 years to the newcomers that arrive daily from around the world.
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Nourishing it all is water: streams, rivers, fjords, inlets, tidal flows, and ocean currents form the living veins of this complex system. Here, maintaining healthy and resilient freshwater and marine systems is fundamental to the well-being of all life, and humans are no exception.

Unfortunately, increased development pressure, poor resource management, pollution, and climate change threaten this complex and delicate area. Now is the time to create the framework for long-term sustainability.

WWF-Canada is working with communities, industry, First Nations and government to conserve the species and spaces that make the Northeast Pacific ecoregion a global jewel. Together, we can create solutions that will work for everyone – and last for generations.
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Commitment to Sustainable Seafood

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Loblaw makes responsible, sustainable sourcing of seafood top priority. more...
 

B.C.'s Northern Coast

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 A priceless biological treasure. Globally, this region is precious because of its staggering natural diversity, filled with species and spaces found nowhere else on Earth. Check out our website.