WWF-Canada

10/14/2026

We’ve got a tasty challenge for you. 👀

Ahead of WWF’s BC Place Climb for Nature, Burdock & Co chef Andrea Carlson prepared a sea urchin pasta dish to help fuel climbers taking on 3,000 steps at BC Place. 💪

Sea urchins play an important role in coastal ecosystems, but when populations grow unchecked, they can overgraze kelp forests. Supporting healthy oceans and taking action for nature can happen in many ways. 🌊🪸

And here’s the best part:

🍝 Register for the Climb by October 16
🎉 Get entered for a chance to WIN a $300 Burdock & Co gift card
🌿 Help support conservation across Canada

Who would you bring to dinner if you won? Tag them below! 👇

📍 BC Place | October 24
🔗 Register now: wwf.ca/climb

10/14/2026

🦊❄️ Did you know Arctic foxes nosedive into the snow to catch prey they can’t even see?

They’re also ecosystem engineers, polar bear followers and incredible travellers. One young female even trekked 3,506 km from Svalbard to Nunavut in just 76 days!

We’ve rounded up 10 of our favourite Arctic fox facts. Read them all and tell us in the comments, which Arctic fox fact surprised you the most?

Say that five times fast!

10/14/2026

👀 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 ?

Drop your guess in the comments and stay tuned for the reveal — coming October 15 with a first look at episode three. 🎧

10/12/2026

From our families to yours. 🐻🍂

We're taking a moment to appreciate the people, places and wildlife that make this season special.

What are you grateful for today?

10/12/2026

Some families bond over game nights. Others climb the stairs at BC Place together. 🏟️⬆️

For Mark and Rosie, the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature is a fun way to support the wildlife they care about most.

💚 Rosie loves animals and wanted to make a difference. 🐾 Mark believes conservation matters for future generations. 🏃‍♀️

Watch their story to hear why they keep coming back year after year.

Ready to take on the challenge yourself?

🔗 Register at wwf.ca/climb

Tag someone you'd bring to the climb. 👇

10/11/2026

🌱☀️ Summer at WWF-Canada is about more than enjoying the sunshine. It's also one of our busiest seasons in the field supporting conservation work across the country.

Over the past few months, our staff travelled across Ontario to deliver soil carbon measurement training workshops with partners from nine communities.

From boreal forests in the north 🌲 to Carolinian habitats in the southwest 🍂 and endangered grasslands undergoing restoration in the southeast 🌾, we've been working together to better understand how much carbon is stored in the soil.

📸 Take a look through the photos to see some of the people, places and moments from this summer's work.

10/10/2026

🌿💚 Sometimes, taking care of ourselves starts with stepping outside. 💚🌿

For students across Canada, spending time in nature can be an opportunity to slow down, clear their minds, find peace and reconnect with the world around them.

This World Mental Health Day, we're sharing inspiring reflections from students on the role nature plays in their wellbeing.

📸 Click through to read their quotes.

💬 We'd love to hear from you: How does spending time in nature support your mental wellbeing?

Share your thoughts in the comments, and feel free to share this post with someone who could use a moment outdoors today. 🌿

10/09/2026

🐦💚 “The birds have always been there.”

In this clip from episode two of This Is Wild, a sugar bush owner shares what birds mean to him and why he would do everything possible to help them return if they disappeared.

🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/4dnpZNp

👇 What's your favourite bird sound to hear outdoors?

10/08/2026

🚨 The average size of monitored wildlife populations globally has declined by 73% since 1970.

🇨🇦 In Canada, 52% of monitored vertebrate species are declining in abundance.

BUT that's not the whole story.

🐅 Wild tiger populations have grown by 70% since 2010.
🐟 Restoration efforts are helping Atlantic salmon access their spawning grounds.

Recovery is possible, but it takes sustained action.

What gives you hope for nature's future? Let us know in the comments. 💬



Footage credit: WWF & Open Planet

10/07/2026

🐾💚 "It's not about things you can't do. It's, well, what can you do?"

That's the outlook inspiring Angela Wood to climb the BC Place stadium steps on Oct. 24 with her team, Wild at Heart, in support of wildlife.

A lifelong British Columbian, Angela's love of animals has taken her from encounters with polar bears in Churchill to appreciating the incredible wildlife found closer to home. Now she's channeling that passion into action through the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature. 🏟️

📖 Read Angela's story 👣 Then join her at wwf.ca/climb

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Angela and her team, Wild at Heart, will be tackling the BC Place stadium steps on Oct. 24, 2026 to help safeguard wildlife. Will you join her?