The Canadian Wildlife Federation is a charitable organization that works with Canadians to make a difference to the kind of legacy we leave behind … not just for wildlife, but also for our children.
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CWF supports the BCWF Wetlandkeepers
5WEEC Environmental Education Conference 2009Created about 3 months ago
The wildlife that calls the Mountain Spring Nature Retreat in Kaleden, B.C. home are happy and healthy thanks to owner Phyllis Jmaeff and her wildlife friendly ways.
"By Popular Vote!" Monthly Photo Contest theme: Capture the Cold, Annual contest closes, October's winner and more! Visit now »
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HWW spoof makes "YouTube history." Read the full story: www.canada.com/Struthers+makes+video+his
Only two more days! Vote for the best photo in the "Black & Orange" By Popular Vote! Monthly Photo contest in the CWF Photo Club. Most often associated with Halloween, these ghoulish colours are abundant in Canada’s wild. Of the photos submitted by our members, tell us which one is best!
The year’s most frightful night is rapidly approaching and CWF is offering you some spooky treats to help celebrate! Send scary e-cards, download wild wildpapers, get pumpkin carving templates, roast pumpkin seeds, get a bat bag and more! ...
The Canadian Wildlife Federation is proud to commit to the long-term monitoring of Black-footed Ferrets released in Grasslands National Park. CWF is also supporting the development of new national education programs about the endangered species.
Jyoti Karnik wish i could be there in that wonderland
Alice Gorrie how can i get those free batbags can;t get throw.
From the snow capped mountains of British Columbia to the deep blue seas at the tip of Nova Scotia, Canada is home to some of the world’s most scenic spaces and vibrant wildlife. ...
Cpaws Northern Alberta
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Northern Alberta chapter (CPAWS NAB) launches new facebook fan page. We are currently campaigning the Alberta government to create up to 50% new protected wilderness in the Lower Athabasca region thus protecting it and the threatened woodland caribou (on verge of extinction in next... 40 years) from the Oil & Gas industry in the nearby Tar Sands:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Edmonton-A
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Edmonton-A
Adapting to a Warming Climate is No Easy Feat for Wildlife — True or False? Take the petition!
