In The News: Connecting With Nature

2025-05-14

This year’s City Nature Challenge (CNC) was one for the history books! Not only was 2025 another record-breaking year for biodiversity observations around the globe, but it also marked the 10th anniversary of this incredible community science event.

2025-05-08

We’re a conservation organization that works at the community level, and our mandate is all about shoreline protection, water quality, fish habitat, education and outreach on the importance of freshwater

2025-05-05

Did you know that Canadian university students in full-time conservation programs are now invited to apply for a CWF scholarship?

2025-04-17

Our city has remarkable biodiversity – a true richness of plant and animal life. Whether you’re an avid nature lover or just a casual observer, here’s a chance to explore your city, be part of a nation-wide challenge and mark Earth Day 2025

2025-04-14

Recently, the Monarch Butterfly was officially classified as Endangered by the federal government.

2025-04-08

What if we told you there’s a conservation powerhouse that’s been quietly shaping environmental policies, protecting endangered species, and inspiring global action for over 75 years—but most people have never heard of it? In this Earth Month special of Talking Apes, Gerry sits down with Sean Southey, CEO of the Canadian Wildlife Federation and a lifelong champion for nature, to uncover the incredible story of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

2025-02-11

Whether it’s a naturally frozen pond or a lovingly groomed community rink, outdoor skating in the winter can connect you to your inner child like few other outdoor activities can.

2025-02-03

Valentine’s Day is coming fast, fellas! Need some help impressing the ladies? We’ve got you covered with surefire tips from dating coaches with plenty of fur (or feathers) on their chests. These animal experts know what it takes to woo a mate. So, grab a notebook and pay attention. Love lessons are in session!

2025-02-03

ot only are these wide-eyed wonders mesmerizing to watch, they also are also natural pest controllers, preying on rodents, rabbits and insects. If your property includes plenty of trees, you can easily create a haven for owls. However, before rolling out the welcome mat, consider the risks surrounding your property that might put their safety in danger.

2025-01-06

he Canadian Wildlife Federation is proud to celebrate 25 photographers from coast to coast for their stunning images showcasing the beauty of Canada’s wildlife.