/ ©: Bernard  DE WETTER / WWF-Canon

Take Action

Organize a bake sale, write to your premier, climb the CN Tower, turn off the lights when you leave the room and serve as a volunteer! These are just a few of the actions you can take to help protect wildlife and wild places. Check out the following pages for more great ideas.


Fundraise for WWF-Canada

Raise awareness and funds to protect Canada's wildlife and wild places by organizing such easy activities as holiday parties, bake sales, garage sales, birthday parties or a bike-a-thon. Instead of wedding favours or bomboniere, consider a gift on behalf of your guests to WWF Canada. Become a Community Panda today.

Volunteer

As a Volunteer for WWF-Canada, your contribution of your time, talents and skills are invaluable.

Learn about  volunteer opportunities at WWF.
 
 / ©: WWF-Canada / Ken Mak
© WWF-Canada / Ken Mak

Green CommUnity School Grants

Check out the recipients of the Green CommUnity School Grants program. Selected from thousands of applications, these schools are taking their green ideas and making them grow!  Find out how you can be eligible to receive up to $5,000 for your school.



Living Planet @ Work

With Living Planet @ Work, WWF is harnessing the collective power of individuals in the workplace to tackle the greatest conservation challenges of our generation.

We envision a world in which thriving ecosystems support thriving economies; a world where what's good for the long-term success of corporations is also good for the long-term sustainability of people and the planet.

Learn more

Join the Living Planet Community!

Join our growing community of concerned Canadians reducing their personal footprint and rallying others to do the same. Find out more.


Schools for a Living Planet

WWF-Canada is proud to offer Schools for a Living Planet presented by Canon Canada, an educational program that provides educators with access to curriculum-linked, printable in-class activities for Grades 3 to 8.

Join our network of over 7,000 Canadian Educators inspiring and educating the next generation of conservationists.

Learn more