This Month
Remember Wildlife in November
Our actions can change the future for wildlife in Canada!
We just celebrated the 2026 recipients! Be inspired.
Nature-based Education Champion Colin Harris is awarded. See his accolades.
Learning from Lake Sturgeon Youth Advisory Group is awarded. Read their story.
Dr. Sheila Colla is the recipient for the Conservation Leadership Award. Learn more.
The Conservation Innovation Award goes to Mycosphaera! Read more.
Journalist Jenn Thornhill Verma is the recipient of the Wild Media Impact Award! Learn more.
The Wildlife Impact Award goes to Wildlife Preservation Canada. Read more.
Do you know a Canadian you think should be a recipient of the 2027 True North Wildlife Conservation Awards? Make a nomination!
Enter your photo based on November’s theme: Hidden in Plain Sight
Share today’s Photo of the Day on your fav social channel.
Educators! Teach your kids about your local WILD Space. Learn more.
This month’s WILD Education theme is on social actions. Learn more.
Watch the recording of the October WILD Webinar: Why Birds Matter.
Native Plants is the focus for this recent WILD Webinar. Watch recording.
Let’s learn more about some species found on Canada’s west coast, from the bottom up! Banana Slug >
Look up and learn about the Red Cedar.
Soaring above it all — let’s learn about the Bald Eagle.
Home to these species and more: the Coastal Rainforest.
Do you love Hinterland Who’s Who videos? Make one of your own and you can be featured on hww.ca!
Taking nature’s pulse. Learn how we’ve helped strengthen wildlife’s heartbeat in Canada this year.
Let’s keep the heartbeat of nature in Canada strong. Learn how.
3x the impact! Donate now and your gift will be tripled!
Here are some stocking stuffers — a gift for you, your loved one and wildlife! Learn more.
Adopt-an-animal from CWF and you’ll get a tax receipt, an adorable stuffie as a gift and a certificate!
It’s #GivingTuesday in one week! Let’s choose a different ending for wildlife in Canada!
Instead of paper cards, why not send a free holiday-themed e-card from CWF? Choose one.
It’s Black Friday! Visit us on your favourite social channel and get a great deal on a wild magazine!!
Did you #DoMoreForWildlife this month? Share your actions on your favourite social channel to inspire others!
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What Taking Action for Wildlife Means to Us
Taking action for wildlife isn’t just about getting your hands dirty. Taking action requires learning, expanding your understanding about the issues facing wildlife. It means sharing what you’ve learned with your family and friends so that they, too, can understand the threats facing wildlife.
It means documenting and submitting those observations of the wildlife around you — essential information scientists and policy makers use to effect decisions for our wildlife. It means moving ourselves and others with wildlife photography, placing our wild neighbours closer in Canadians’ hearts, which in turn influences how we treat wildlife. It means signing petitions, taking pledges — being the voices for our wildlife who are mostly silent.
And it also means digging shovels into the ground, hammering nails into wood and picking up garbage from shorelines.
This is why our CWF #DoMoreForWildlife Action Calendar includes all manner of tasks to help Canada’s wildlife. Learning about a Canadian habitat where some of our species live can be just as important as planting a tree to help that habitat thrive. Spreading what you’ve learned with others means more hearts can be moved to take action for wildlife. Sharing your wildlife photography can be just as important in helping a misunderstood species than legislating changes that will help that species survive. One leads to the other.
Thank you for every action you take to help conserve our precious Canadian wildlife.
