Your Impact
When you support WWF-Canada, you help us fulfill our mission. Learn more about our full plan to Regenerate Canada, or explore a selection of key areas below:
Wildlife
Every day, WWF-Canada works to safeguard an increasing number of at-risk species and reverse biodiversity loss. We can’t do it without your support. Together, we are committed to a different approach to conservation: one that effectively addresses multiple threats to biodiversity by applying the best available science and respecting Indigenous knowledge.
Habitat
Habitat loss, a major driver of both wildlife loss and climate change, is one of the greatest threats to life on Earth. Inadequate protections leave habitats vulnerable to fragmentation and loss due to multiple long-term threats. These threats include climate change, overextraction and diversion of water from lakes and rivers, and conversions of natural habitats, ranging from clearing forests and draining wetlands to building reservoirs and mines. Supporters like you help us combat these threats to reduce wildlife loss and carbon emissions.
Climate
Climate change is accelerating sea-ice loss and exacerbating wildfires, floods, droughts, avalanches, heatwaves, and sea-level rise. It’s changing river flows, eliminating streams, and increasing ocean acidification, threatening marine life. Climate change is also contributing to the degradation of natural habitats, which is affecting wildlife and people in Canada and around the world. Your support is helping us address the global climate crisis.
Innovation
Your support helps create a high-tech future for conservation. Our planet’s future requires new, innovative solutions to address the dual crises of climate change and irreversible biodiversity loss. WWF-Canada is using breakthroughs in leading-edge science and engineering to help protect wildlife and nature.
After the fire: How technology can drive successful restoration
With wildfires breaking out across Canada, it’s time to reassess how we approach restoring forest ecosystems. Hear WWF-Canada’s CEO, Megan Leslie, talk at @CollisionHQ about how technology and Indigenous-led conservation can help build resilience in the face of climate change.
What is blue carbon?
Have you ever heard the term “blue carbon” and wondered what it meant? Learn why safeguarding blue carbon habitats is crucial in the fight against climate change.
The Climate Connection
Watch your impact in real time through The Climate Connection series—A Nature and Climate Grant Program in Partnership with Aviva Canada.
Get Loud for Less Noise
Underwater ocean noise is on the rise, threatening whales, walrus and numerous other marine species. We know the solutions and the time to raise our voices and take action is now.
Regenerate Canada
Nature is remarkable. Given the opportunity, it regenerates. It finds a way. It brings new life. George Stroumboulopoulos, a longtime supporter of WWF, discusses our unprecedented and bold campaign, Regenerate Canada. We are recovering wildlife and fighting climate change by stewarding and restoring nature while prioritizing Indigenous-led conservation. Will you join us?
Restoring Differently After Wildfires
The Secwepemcúl’ecw Restoration and Stewardship Society’s (SRSS) ongoing reforestation efforts in Secwépemc territory show a path forward through Indigenous-led wildfire restoration. Here, SRSS CEO Angela Kane explains the significance of SRSS and why it works.
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