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β¨οΈ Protecting wildlife. π± Restoring nature.
@wwfcanada.orgπΌπ "I really love animals and I wanted to do something."
That's why Rosie climbs. And she even beat her dad by a whole second. π
Watch their story, then join us at the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature! ποΈβ¬οΈ
π wwf.ca/climb
@wwfcanada.orgπΏ Sometimes the best reset is stepping outside.
This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we're sharing reflections from students across Canada on how nature helps them slow down, reconnect and find peace. π
How does nature support your wellbeing?
@wwfcanada.orgπ¦ βThe birds have always been there.β
A sugar bush owner shares why hearing birds each spring means so much to him.
π§ Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/4dnpZNp
@wwfcanada.orgπ¨ 73%
The average size of monitored wildlife populations globally has declined by 73% since 1970.
In Canada, 52% of monitored vertebrate species are declining.
But wildlife can recover. π π
Share this and letβs turn hope into action for #OurLivingPlanet.
Footage credit: WWF & Open Planet
@wwfcanada.orgπΎ "It's not about what you can't do. It's about what you can do."
That's the mindset driving Angela Wood to take on the BC Place stadium steps on Oct. 24 with her team, Wild at Heart, for wildlife. π
Read her story. π
@wwfcanada.orgA plushie? Yes. A breakfast buddy, research partner and wildlife sidekick? Also yes. πΌπ
Every WWF-Canada symbolic adoption helps support conservation while inspiring the next generation of nature lovers.
π wwf.ca/shop
@wwfcanada.orgπ¦π¨ "A puff of fine sawdust goes like a cloud into the air."
Honestly? We could watch a yellow-bellied sapsucker build a nest all day.
π§ Listen to E2 of #ThisIsWild to discover why this remarkable bird is helping tell a bigger story about Quebec's sugar maple forests: https://bit.ly/4dnpZNp
@wwfcanada.orgNature isnβt an obstacle to the national interest. It must be part of it. The federal government has named the Pacific Link pipeline its first βproject of national interest.β This raises concerns about how environmental protections will apply as major projects are fast-tracked.
@wwfcanada.orgπ¦ Mouthful by mouthful.
Episode 2 of This Is Wild explores how yellow-bellied sapsuckers are helping connect the dots between biodiversity and forest health in Quebec's sugar bushes. ππ²
π§ Listen to the full episode: https://pod.link/1836411908
@wwfcanada.orgπ¨ $1.2B for ocean protection. Two days later, a new oil pipeline was designated a "project of national interest."
Only ~75 southern resident killer whales remain. We don't need more evidence. We need action on what science already tells us. π
https://bit.ly/470Ouwi #OceanConservation #SpeciesAtRisk
@wwfcanada.orgReconciliation doesn't belong to one day. It's every day.
WWF-Canada follows the guidance of Indigenous partners and supports their priorities, when and where requested. We encourage everyone to reflect, learn and act toward true reconciliation and real justice, today and always. #NDTR2026
@wwfcanada.orgπΊ Watch:
CBC Gem's Truth and Reconciliation collection: gem.cbc.ca/collection/t...
Support survivors & Indigenous-led organizations this #NDTR:
irsss.ca/donate
orangeshirtday.org/support/
fncaringsociety.com/donate
legacyofhope.ca/donate/
@wwfcanada.orgπ§ For children & teens:
A reading list for kids and teens: kidsbooknews.ca/blogs/book-l...
CBC Kids has a collection of videos, including "What does reconciliation really mean?": www.cbc.ca/kids/
@wwfcanada.orgπ For readers:
Phyllis Webstad, founder of #OrangeShirtDay, has a new book out this year, w7ec N7Γ©lye Ey: We Are Still Here: A Life of Truth and Reconciling Two Worlds: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNme...
More reads celebrating identity, resilience, community & healing: downiewenjack.ca/blog-ihm2026...
@wwfcanada.orgπΆ Tune in to A Day to Listen today, 6AM to 6PM local time, on radio stations across Canada, and listen for the premiere of "We Are Treaty People," a new song about treaties as living relationships built on peace, friendship and respect.
@wwfcanada.orgAt 12PM EDT today, join the sixth annual national commemoration, Remembering the Children, live from Parliament Hill and produced by APTN, NCTR and CBC/Radio-Canada. Attend in person or watch along: nctr.ca/statements-a...
@wwfcanada.orgποΈ Tune in to Unreserved with Rosanna Deerchild. Its episode, "Reconciliation through friendships & forests," follows a native forest restoration project that's also healing relationships between communities, and asks what reconciliation can look like in our everyday lives. www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...
@wwfcanada.orgπ§ Listen to ΔukΚ·aa haΚuk ("come, let's feast" in Nuu-chah-nulth), an audio and video series from the IISAAK OLAM Foundation hosted by Eli Enns. It explores the history, laws and stories behind IPCAs in Canada: ipcaknowledgebasket.ca/cuk%ca%b7aa-...
@wwfcanada.orgAs a nature organization, we know that reconciliation in conservation must be guided by Indigenous leadership.
Find out how Indigenous-led conservation and #IPCAs (Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas) safeguard biodiversity and strengthen cultural connections: ipcaknowledgebasket.ca
@wwfcanada.orgWe can each take up our own CTAs, starting with:
Discover whose traditional territory you live on: native-land.ca
Explore Indigenous communities and residential school sites with GIS mapping tools: www.whose.land/en/
Browse the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada: indigenouspeoplesatlasofcanada.ca
