CWF Learning Institute Media Centre
Learn more about the Institute, 2009 summer course in Wolfville, NS, and download videos.
5th World Environmental Education Congress
Canadian Wildlife Federation proudly supports the upcoming 5th World Environmental Education Congress
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National Wildlife Week 2009
Join the Canadian Wildlife Federation and its partners April 5-11, 2009, as we celebrate Canada’s natural habitat for wildlife — Our Home and Native Plants.
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Canadian Wildlife magazine 2008-09
Canadian Wildlife and its French language counterpart, Biosphère magazine are 100% paid subscriber-driven magazines. They reach Canadians who share a commitment and vision to preserve our wildlife. Recognized as the authority in its field for over 10 years, Canadian Wildlife and Biosphère are renowned for their exceptional photography, and in-depth features that explore and celebrate Canadian wildlife in all its wondrous diversity. From interviews with the scientific community to new initiatives to safeguard wildlife, content is dynamic, thought-provoking and inspiring.
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WILD magazine 2008-09
WILD is attractive, informative and educational for children between the ages of 6 and 12. Published 8 times a year, it introduces children to Canada's natural world and transports them into wildlife adventures through amazing photography, stories and games.
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CWF and the IUCN World Conservation Congress
The Canadian Wildlife Federation is advocating for wildlife at the World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, Spain this fall.
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Rivers to Oceans Week »
Learn how we can better protect these precious resources. Endless opportunities for exploration open up when we take a close look to discover the fascinating world beneath the water’s surface.
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