#DoMoreForWildlife

Climate Change is a very complex and very urgent issue that affects the health and sustainability of wildlife, humans and our shared environment. Luckily there are many things that we can do as humans to mitigate many of the negative effects on our planet and wildlife. By doing more for wildlife, we are fighting climate change together.

COSEWIC status: Threatened

The Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) is a medium-sized member of the deer family, Cervidae — cloven-hoofed cud-chewing animals. However, only in caribou do both males and females carry antlers. It has a short, stocky body, long legs and a long dense winter coat provides effective insulation, even during periods of low temperature and high wind. The muzzle and tail are short and well haired.

Caribou and climate change are so interconnected it would be nearly impossible to talk about one without the other — especially in today’s environment (pun intended). Wild caribou are not only a keystone species in the circumpolar north but they are vital to the livelihoods of the Inuit.

The time is now, as one person, to make one promise, to #DoMoreForWildlife for a healthier future on this planet, together.

Here are some simple actions you can take to help reduce the negative impacts of climate change. Be sure to let us know which action you will be taking by sharing your promise to take action on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using #DoMoreForWildlife and tagging @CWF_FCF.

Trees are wonderful additions to any property. They provide clean air, shelter and food for wildlife and so much more.

Encourage a local school to plant a monarch garden through CWF Wild Spaces

Each individual can have a positive impact toward a healthier natural world by making the choice to try to avoid single use plastic products like grocery bags, produce bags, straws and bottles and replace them with reusable alternatives. This means that every day we have a chance to take personal action to help create the kind of world we want to live in. When you purchase and use the items from the #DoMoreForWidllife Bundle, you are making a promise to #DoMoreForWildlife. It’s a simple change that can help to make a world of difference.

Contribute to the ongoing inventory of Canada’s species by downloading iNaturalist.ca and uploading your observations!

Stunning photography. Engaging stories. And important issues. The Canadian Wildlife Federation's adult and children's magazines (Canadian Wildlife and WILD) celebrate the country’s unique wildlife and habitats, and encourages Canadians of all ages to explore the conservation issues affecting our natural world. Published 6 times per year

This is how Canadians #DoMoreForWildlife

Paul Nicklen's work delivers audiences to an underwater realm witnessed by few. Paul is a Canadian photographer, filmmaker, and marine biologist who has documented the beauty and the plight of our planet for over twenty years.

Canadian Conservation Corps Participant:
Grant Mask

“I’m interested in advocacy, engagement and getting involved in implementing more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices and policies in Canada and worldwide.”