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What are log booms? This forestry practice’s efficiency comes at an environmental cost

A milestone for the Central Arctic Ocean, a source of hope for global environmental governance?

How Kitigan Zibi Anishinābeg are using traditional knowledge and science to protect their territory

Bringing whale superhighways to life

How polar bear conservation can influence marine life

Arctic Ocean louder and more varied than thought

Canada’s new nature strategy, explained: Q&A with MP Steven Guilbeault

Conflicting federal policies risk putting nature further in jeopardy

Thousands of corporate colleagues helped make WWF’s 2026 CN Tower Climb for Nature a resounding success

Studying how shipping noise affects walruses in Nunavut

Restoring the land after wildfires: What I learned during a field visit to the B.C. Interior

‘You get to the top and it’s electric:’ The 2026 CN Tower Climb for Nature rivals our best climbs

Climb Anywhere (yes, anywhere) for, and in, nature!

Conservation science 4 Kids: Our new website empowers youth to explore and restore nature

Discover plant species native to your province or territory

You spoke up for nature. The government listened

WWF-Canada’s Living Planet Data Hub is live, now it’s your turn

New maps reveal striking decline of an Arctic caribou migration range

Where to buy native plants across Canada

Why private funding can’t replace public leadership on nature

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