In The News: Education & Leadership

2023-11-30

Wildlife prepare for the winter in many ways, such as migrating south, eating or storing more food, and settling in to hibernate. What do you do? Here is your chance to acclimate to the colder weather by attending a 3-hour workshop designed to help teachers incorporate winter wildlife ecology into their curriculum.

2023-11-30

The Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) is pleased to congratulate the students selected to join an international delegation going to the COP28 United Nations Climate Conference this December in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

2023-11-20

Are you between the ages of 15 and 18 and looking to make new friends, become active in your community, learn about the environment, and gain valuable knowledge, skills, and experiences? If so, the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) has a program for you!

2023-11-16

Many can remember growing up with Steve Irwin and the Kratt brothers, inspiring youth to explore and engage with the world around us. For today's youth, the WILD Outside program through the Canadian Wildlife Federation seeks to create a love for nature and conservation. We meet with Ashley from the Winnipeg branch to find out more.

2023-10-02

With tree plantings, public clean ups and youth programs, there is plenty to do to help the health of the creek and the surrounding communities

2023-09-25

2023-08-16

The garden certification programs are run by the Canadian Wildlife Federation and Monarch Watch. They aim to increase suitable habitat for wildlife by promoting the design and eco-friendly maintenance of outdoor spaces that provide food, water, and shelter for wild animals and insects. As “monarch waystations,” gardens such as Svaling’s also provide resources necessary for monarch butterflies to breed and sustain their phenomenal annual migration. Monarchs are among many species of wildlife endangered by habitat loss resulting from human activity.

2023-08-10

Global's Katelin Owsianski visits a pollinator garden created by the Canadian Wildlife Federation's WILD Outside program to learn how the local ecosystem can benefit from a properly managed garden.

2023-08-04

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — WILD Outside, a cross-Canadian program aimed at engaging youth with the outdoors and environmental conservation, will soon see branches opening in Corner Brook, Marystown, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

2023-07-17

Beginning this summer, a new youth community science program of The Couchiching Conservancy will provide opportunities for local youth (between the age of 16 and 30) to participate in conservation projects.