WWF-Canada

👀 **Guess the species!** This iconic animal has helped shape Canada’s prairies for thousands of years. 🌾 But can you guess which species we’re zooming in on for the next episode of #ThisIsWildPodcast? Drop your guess in the comments and stay tuned for the reveal — coming soon. 🎧

🌿 "It's a place of life." A beautiful reflection on Canada's peatlands from the latest episode of This Is Wild. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts: https://pod.link/1836411908/episode/ZjlhZDc5MTktMmViYi00ZDA1LWJiMjAtZGIxODRhYmJhNWVj #Peatlands #ThisIsWild

🤯 POV: You're famous online but endangered IRL. Axolotls can regenerate lost limbs, keep their youthful features for life and spend their entire lives underwater. 💧 But in the wild, they're critically endangered. Click through for facts, then learn more here: https://bit.ly/3UqwuZz

🍂 The easiest fall decorating tip? Leave the leaves! Dead leaves and plant stems provide winter shelter for bees, butterflies and other wildlife, plus food for birds. 🐝🦋🐦 Learn more: https://regrow.wwf.ca/ #LeaveTheLeaves #Pollinators #WildlifeFriendly

🦥 Every adventure is better with a buddy 💚 To celebrate #InternationalSlothDay, WWF-Canada sloth adoption kits are 25% off today only! Perfect for the wildlife lover in your life and a great way to support wildlife conservation. Shop before midnight: wwf.ca/shop 🦥✨ #Wildlife

🌿 “We’re at risk of future generations not being able to experience nature the way we have.” That’s why Lindsay is returning for the #WWFClimb for Nature at BC Place. 💚 Ready to join her? Sign up today: wwf.ca/climb #ClimbForNature #BCPlace 🏔️

🛑 We’ve spent centuries calling wetlands "dark," "sinister" and unproductive. The reality? One of our most powerful climate allies is hiding just under the surface. 🌎 🎧 Listen to the latest This Is Wild episode on Canada's peatlands: https://bit.ly/4yl8nJu

🦊 Arctic foxes can hear lemmings beneath the snow... then nosedive in to catch them. They're also tundra gardeners, polar bear followers and incredible long-distance travellers. Here's 10 reasons to love Arctic foxes 👇 #ArcticFox #Arctic #Wildlife

👀 Guess the species! One of nature’s most powerful climate allies is right beneath our feet. 🌱 But can you guess which often-overlooked ecosystem we’re zooming in on for the next episode of #ThisIsWildPodcast? Reply with your guess and stay tuned for the reveal — coming October 15. 🎧

From our families to yours. 🐻🍂 Feeling grateful for family, community, wildlife and nature today.

🐼💚 "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. 😄 Watch their story, then join us at the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature! 🏟️⬆️ 🔗 wwf.ca/climb #ClimbForNature #WWFClimb #ForNature

🌿 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. 💚 How does nature support your wellbeing? #NatureForAll #ConnectWithNature

🐦 “The birds have always been there.” A sugar bush owner shares why hearing birds each spring means so much to him. 🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/4dnpZNp #ThisIsWild #Birds

🚨 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. 🐅🐟 Share this and let’s turn hope into action for #OurLivingPlanet. Footage credit: WWF & Open Planet

🐾 "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. 💚 Read her story. 👇 #WWFClimb

A plushie? Yes. A breakfast buddy, research partner and wildlife sidekick? Also yes. 🐼💚 Every WWF-Canada symbolic adoption helps support conservation while inspiring the next generation of nature lovers. 🎁 wwf.ca/shop #WildlifeAdoption #HolidayGiving

🐦💨 "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. 🎧 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

Nature isn’t an obstacle to the national interest. It must be part of it. The federal government has named the Pacific Link pipeline its first “project of national interest.” This raises concerns about how environmental protections will apply as major projects are fast-tracked.

🐦 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. 🍁🌲 🎧 Listen to the full episode: https://pod.link/1836411908 #ThisIsWild #Biodiversity

🚨 $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. 🐋 https://bit.ly/470Ouwi #OceanConservation #SpeciesAtRisk

🦋 Road trip season is here! Monarch butterflies are heading south for the winter and need nectar-rich pit stops along the way. 🌼 Watch the reel for Riley's monarch-friendly planting tips and learn how you can help: regrow.wwf.ca #Monarchs #NativePlants #Pollinators

🐋 Knowing what's at risk is one thing. Acting on it is another. This powerful reflection from WWF-Canada's Hussein Alidina is featured in the season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWild. 🎧 Listen: https://pod.link/1836411908 #Orcas #OceanConservation

🌳 As #NationalForestWeek wraps up, here's one simple way to support nature: plant native. Native trees and shrubs help provide food and shelter for wildlife and are adapted to thrive where you live. Looking for planting tips? Check out our blog: https://bit.ly/4Au6f4z

🐼🏟️ You don't have to be the fastest or fittest to make a difference. Join the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature and help fund conservation across B.C. while tackling the stadium stairs alongside an incredible community. 📅 Oct. 24 🔗 wwf.ca/climb #WWFClimb #Vancouver

🐋 What happens when a species is on the brink of extinction, but action isn’t keeping pace? The season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWildPodcast explores the future of southern resident killer whales and what it will take to recover them. 🎧 Listen now: https://pod.link/1836411908 #Orcas #OceanConservation

🌊 Canada has officially ratified the #HighSeasTreaty. A major step for ocean conservation. But the work isn't done. Protecting marine wildlife means reducing the impacts of shipping, underwater noise and other pressures in Canadian waters and beyond.

⚠️ Canada wants to build faster. But can we build faster and protect the nature and wildlife that support our future? Bill C-39 could weaken safeguards for species at risk, migratory birds and fish habitat. National interest must include nature. Read our full statement: https://bit.ly/4yt8Evb

🌼 Want to make your campus wilder? 🌱 Students, staff & faculty at Canadian post-secondary schools can apply for Go Wild Grants to restore habitat with native plants, trees & seeds. 🐦🌲 📅 Apply by Oct. 14 🔗 campus.wwf.ca/event/go-wild-school-grants/ #GoWildGrants #Biodiversity

Meet the Tilcayo: an itty-bitty wild cat newly identified in Bolivia’s cloud forests 🐾🌿 Smaller than a house cat, it’s the first new living cat species formally described in 100+ years. Tiny cat. Big reminder: protect nature before it disappears! Read more: https://bit.ly/3VE0GQY #Wildlife

❤️🐼 Red pandas understood the assignment: eat bamboo. 🎋 And trust us, they eat more of it than you might think. 👀 Watch the Reel and see if you can guess just how much makes it into a day. Happy #RedPandaDay! ❤️🐼 #Wildlife

At this time of rapid development, environmental safeguards need to be bolstered — not brushed aside. 🐋🌲 Species like southern mountain caribou, chinook salmon and southern resident killer whale are depending on it. Read more: https://bit.ly/4rk6rPz #SpeciesAtRisk

Beyond the chatter lies a bigger story. 🐋 The season 2 premiere of This Is Wild explores the overlapping crises facing southern resident killer whales — and what has to happen next to prevent their sounds from being silenced. 🎧Listen to: https://bit.ly/3T7Bodo #ThisIsWild

🏃‍♂️ He's broken records at the CN Tower, Eiffel Tower and BC Place. But this climb isn't about the clock. 🐋 Shaun Stephens-Whale is climbing for the ~75 southern resident killer whales left in the Salish Sea. Join him at the #WWFClimb for Nature at BC Place on Oct. 24 💚 wwf.ca/bcplace

🏃‍♂️ He's broken records at the CN Tower, Eiffel Tower and BC Place. But this climb isn't about the clock. 🐋 Shaun Stephens-Whale is climbing for the ~75 southern resident killer whales left in the Salish Sea. Join him at the #WWFClimb for Nature at BC Place on Oct. 24 💚 wwf.ca/bcplace

🐝 Got an idea to make your schoolyard more wildlife-friendly? WWF-Canada's #GoWildGrants can help bring it to life with funding for habitat projects using native plants, trees & seeds. 📅 Apply by Oct. 14: schools.wwf.ca Share with a teacher, school or parent who should know about this opportunity.

Nepal’s tiger recovery is a conservation success story 🐅 Now, some of the communities behind it need urgent flood relief. Help families rebuild after devastating floods. Donate today. 💚 https://bit.ly/4h9LnXI #NepalFloodRelief #WWFCanada

One climb can help B.C. wildlife. 🏟️🐋🌲 Funds raised at the BC Place Climb for Nature support whales, salmon, forests and more across the province. Step up: https://fundraisers.wwf.ca/event/climb-for-nature/home #ClimbForNature #WWFCanada

🌱 Hot take: Being a good gardener is more about caring for your soil than your plants. WWF-Canada soil expert Cathal Doherty explains why in the latest #GoodNaturePodcast Nature Hot Takes. 👀 🎥 Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxQEXvWRfWE #Gardening #SoilHealth