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08/30/2026

🦈💙 Happy Whale Shark Day! 💙🦈

Did you know whale sharks are the largest fish in the ocean?

🌊 They can grow up to 21 metres long.
🐘 Large adults can weigh as much as six elephants.
✨ Despite their size, they're known as gentle giants.

Take 30 seconds to enjoy this incredible close-up encounter with a whale shark swimming by.

If you love ocean wildlife, share this video with a fellow nature lover. 💙

🌱🦋 Do you grow native plants to help local wildlife? We'd love to see your garden! 🦋🌱Across Canada, gardeners are creati...
08/29/2026

🌱🦋 Do you grow native plants to help local wildlife? We'd love to see your garden! 🦋🌱

Across Canada, gardeners are creating beautiful habitat for pollinators, birds and other wildlife right at home.

📸 Share your native plant garden story and photo(s) with us by September 15, 2026, and you could receive a FREE garden sign.

Just email: 📧 [email protected]

Be sure to include:
✅ Your garden story
✅ Photo(s)
✅ Your shipping address

Some submissions may be featured to help inspire even more Canadians to garden for wildlife. 💚

Click through to see some of the amazing wildlife-friendly gardens our community has already shared! 🌿✨

Just checking. Still Ontari'io underneath it all — "the lake is beautiful, the lake is big."
08/28/2026

Just checking. Still Ontari'io underneath it all — "the lake is beautiful, the lake is big."

📚🐾 Teachers, we're making back-to-school planning a little wilder!Looking for engaging ways to teach students about Cana...
08/28/2026

📚🐾 Teachers, we're making back-to-school planning a little wilder!

Looking for engaging ways to teach students about Canadian wildlife, ecosystems and conservation?

Our FREE Living Planet Report Canada for Kids resources include 8 lesson plans for Grades 4-6 that help bring nature into the classroom. 🌿🍁🌎

Whether you're exploring biodiversity, discussing conservation or connecting students to the natural world around them, we've got resources to help.

🔗 Explore the free lesson plans: lprckids.wwf.ca/educational-resources/

👇 Know an educator who might find these useful? Tag them in the comments or share this post with your teaching community.

08/27/2026

❄️ As the Nunavut faces growing pressures from all sides, what is truly at stake?

In this episode of Good Nature, Paul Okalik shares a powerful perspective on the future of his homeland and the impacts that development can leave behind when it moves faster than stewardship.

🐻‍❄️ From wildlife and ecosystems to communities and future generations, the choices made today will shape the Inuit territory for years to come.

🎧 Watch the full conversation: https://youtu.be/rxQEXvWRfWE

📢 If this conversation resonates with you, consider sharing it with your network.

08/26/2026

International Dog Day in Taloyoak 🐾

Emina went to Taloyoak, Nunavut, for work. The dogs had other plans.

From leading the way to the office to living their best lives on a sled, we think they made a pretty strong case for a few extra field visits. 🐕🛷

🎥 : Emina Ida

08/25/2026

🔥❄️ Did you know some wildfires can survive the winter?

Even after snow covers the ground, fires can continue smouldering underground for months before re-emerging in the spring.

In the latest episode of Good Nature, Secwépemc Firekeeper Joe Gilchrist explains how this happens and shares insights on Indigenous cultural burning as a tool for creating healthier, more resilient landscapes.

🎧 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/DpALOS1qn0U

A little Dolly wisdom worth carrying with us. 💚“We should pay more attention. We’re just mistreating Mother Nature—that’...
08/25/2026

A little Dolly wisdom worth carrying with us. 💚

“We should pay more attention. We’re just mistreating Mother Nature—that’s like being ugly to your mama.”

Dolly Parton had a way of putting things simply — and making them stick.

Today, we remember a legend who left the world a little brighter, and this reminder to take better care of the world we share. 🌎

Rest in peace, Dolly. 🕊️

— From Dolly Parton’s 2022 interview with National Geographic

08/25/2026

🌍✈️ Ever wondered what happens before major global biodiversity conferences?

WWF-Canada's Liz Hendriks takes us behind the scenes at a key UN meeting in Nairobi where important conversations about nature are already underway.

🎥 Watch the Reel for a quick look inside.

💬 Had you heard of SBSTTA before? Tell us in the comments!

08/23/2026

🌊💚 Here's some good news from beneath the waves!

You've probably heard of a plant nursery on land, but did you know nurseries can exist in the ocean too?
In this Tell Me Something Good segment, WWF-Canada's Ryan Godfrey shares how conservationists are testing Canada's first-ever in-ocean kelp nursery. The goal? Helping restore kelp forests and support healthier marine ecosystems.

🌱 Learn what an "urchin barren" is
🌊 Discover how kelp is grown and transplanted
💙 See conservation innovation in action

🎥 Watch the Reel, then check out the full episode of Good Nature: https://youtu.be/DpALOS1qn0U

🔁 Share this with someone who loves ocean facts.

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