(1/2) #Petition in #Canada to protect #wildlife, #pets, and public #health from anticoagulant and neurotoxic rodenticides. They pose severe risks to pets and wildlife and have no antidote. More details ⬇️ www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en... #environment #animals #canpoli #politics

C’est la #JournéeMondialeDesAbeilles ! Bien mangé? Remerciez nos abeilles et pollinisateurs, dont dépendent plus de 75 % des cultures alimentaires au Canada. Protéger les habitats des abeilles garde nos assiettes bien pleines.

There are only 73 endangered Southern Resident orcas left, and Mark Carney is targeting their protections.

Il ne reste plus que 73 orques résidentes du sud menacées d'extinction, et Mark Carney s'attaque aux mesures de protection dont elles bénéficient.

Slowly but surely, I am adding more metrics for monitoring the Relative Oceanic Niño Index (RONI) on my climate indicators page (monthly): zacklabe.com/climate-chan.... It could be quite a year for El Niño 😬

So disappointing. Dismantling Canada’s climate plan to meet the demands of a reckless premier and rich oil & gas companies not only increases our emissions, it undermines our competiveness as the clean energy transition accelerates - and it leaves our kids to pay the price.

🐢 Saviez-vous que les huit espèces de tortues indigènes du Québec sont en situation précaire? L’une des plus grandes menaces à leur survie est la mortalité routière. Si vous en croisez une sur la route, ralentissez et signalez-la sur carapace.ca!

There’s a lot of fiction out there about industrial carbon pricing in Canada. Get the facts in our latest op-ed from @rjcsmith.bsky.social. ⬇️ nationalnewswatch.com/2026/05/06/f...

L'accord de mise en œuvre du protocole d’entente Canada-Alberta met l'objectif de carboneutralité d'ici 2050 hors d'atteinte. Lisez la déclaration complète de @rjcsmith.bsky.social ⬇️ institutclimatique.ca/news/lentent...

Canada’s Species at Risk Act is, itself, at risk #SARA #concervation #cdnpoli www.raincoast.org/2026/05/cana...

Governments shouldn't greenlight extinction. Today is Endangered Species Day. 73–75 southern resident killer whales remain. A federal proposal could remove the legal safeguard standing between them & extinction. Reshare if you agree: strong protections, not exemptions. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4dqX1vj

WATCH: Elizabeth May speaks with reporters about why she’s voting “yes” on the motion to oppose the Liberal Sovereign Wealth Fund. - À VOIR : Elizabeth May s’adresse aux journalistes pour expliquer pourquoi elle votera « oui » à la motion s’opposant au fonds souverain du gouvernement libéral.

Happy Migratory Bird Day! Want to bring hummingbirds to your garden? Here's what to plant to give 'em enough energy to flap their wings 60-80 times per second. https://wwf.ca/stories/how-to-attract-help-hummingbirds-native-plants/ (Rufous hummingbird visiting red-flowering currant © Shutterstock)

Happy 100th birthday, Sir David Attenborough. Thank you for a lifetime spent helping us see, understand and care for this wonderful world we all call home. 💙

Polar bears don’t recognize borders, but national & int'l politics have a big impact on their future. Last week our team hosted a special panel to share insights on the political changes we’re watching & what they mean for polar bears & their Arctic home. View the recording: pbears.org/4uQVbel

🐢 De mai à octobre, les tortues sont très actives. Vous en voyez une sur la route? Voici quoi faire : 🚗 Ralentissez immédiatement. ⚠️ Signalez-la sur carapace.ca. Ces données aident à mettre en place des solutions comme la signalisation et des passages fauniques!

Fait saillant : 75 % des cultures du Canada dépendent des pollinisateurs! 🦋🐝Protégeons-les pour que nos assiettes demeurent bien pleines! 🥗 En savoir plus: natureconservancy.ca/fr/what-you-... #AvecLaNatureCestPossible #Canada #NatureCanadienne

WWF Canada: New maps reveal dramatic decline of an Arctic caribou migration range Today, these migrations and the large herds they sustain are hanging in the balance. The Bathurst caribou population has declined from 400,000 in the 1980s to less than 4,000 in 2025 More info: wwf.ca/stories/new-...

Petits gestes. Réels changements. À l’occasion du Jour de la Terre (22 avril), participez à notre événement #IciOnParleNature et découvrez comment vos gestes quotidiens peuvent aider la nature. Préparez vos questions et nous y répondrons en direct! events.zoom.us/ev/Au-eOxYR4...

Saviez-vous qu’il est un véritable ingénieur de la nature? 🦫 Ses barrages créent des milieux humides riches, essentiels à la biodiversité. Les solutions sont déjà dans la nature. #JournéeInternationaleduCastor

🦌🦉 Des orignaux aux oiseaux migrateurs, la faune doit pouvoir se déplacer en sécurité. Grâce à l’IQCÉ, des corridors écologiques sont protégés, réduisant les risques et soutenant la survie des espèces au Québec. Pour en savoir plus: natureconservancy.ca/fr/where-we-...

Two years ago, our Director of Science, Alysa McCall, gave a TED Talk about coexisting with polar bears on the New York stage. Read about her experience and watch it here. pbears.org/tedtalk

Do polar bears see in colour? Dr. Thea Bechshoft answers a reader's question: “What colours can polar bears see? Are they able to see the colours in the northern lights?” https://pbears.org/4df8P5o

Can polar bears adapt to longer summers on land? The short answer: no. A 2024 study from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and Washington State University monitored polar bears on land during summer near the Hudson Bay to try and answer this question. Find out what they learned. pbears.org/48f6od0

Every year, migratory tundra caribou travel hundreds — sometimes thousands — of kilometres across the Arctic. These are the longest known terrestrial migrations on Earth. But the conditions that once made those journeys so effective are changing. 🔗 Read the full opinion piece.

Emperor penguins are now Endangered. Sea ice is disappearing faster than these birds can adapt. When ice breaks apart too early, entire colonies lose their chicks before they can survive on their own. This isn't a future threat — it's already happening. Share this post to spread the word. 🐧

Malgré quelques progrès reconnus depuis les 10 dernières années, plusieurs experts jugent les efforts insuffisants pour assurer la survie du caribou montagnard des Chic-Chocs. ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/224... #caribou #canada #québec #gaspésie #environnement #politique #canpoli #politiqueqc

"Money is good but money cannot do everything." — James Eetoolook, Kitikmeot Inuit Association Nunavut's land use plan—covering 1/5 of Canada—is still unsigned while mineral staking accelerates. More than half of current claims were staked after 2023. 🔗 Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4szyJ8P

Polar bears are universally recognized the world over. Their large body size, white fur, hooked claws, and small ears are all defining features of a predator that is highly adapted to the Arctic environment. But how did these features evolve? Learn more: pbears.org/3TVwduB

Hey teachers & educators—looking for fun curriculum? Our Mom & Me unit teaches students about the relationship between sea ice & polar bear populations & ways climate change impacts the Arctic sea ice ecosystem. Check out this unit & more in our Education Center! https://pbears.org/momandmeunit

Happy World Bear Day! Today we celebrate the important part that bears play in our ecosystems and highlight the challenges they face. Learn about how climate change impacts polar bears and conservation concerns for the world's largest bear species. pbears.org/conservation-concerns

🐻 Saviez-vous que l’ours noir peut être… cannelle? À Kenauk (QC), plusieurs rares ours noirs de couleur cannelle trouvent refuge dans un territoire d’une grandeur remarquable, où la conservation des grands paysages est essentielle à leur survie. Protéger ces espaces, c’est protéger leur avenir.

Une petite forêt de la taille d’un pâté de maisons fournit assez d’oxygène pour environ 20 personnes par an! Ensemble, protégeons les terres où croissent nos forêts. En savoir plus : natureconservancy.ca/fr/what-you-... #AvecLaNatureCestPossible #JournéeInternationaleDesForêts

🌲 It's #InternationalDayOfForests — and Canada's forests need more than a moment of appreciation. They need action. Here's how WWF-Canada is showing up for forests from coast to coast — and even underwater.

A clear example of how wildfires can affect air quality far from their source: smoke from Canada’s severe 2025 fires crossed the Atlantic and reaching Europe on 7 June 2025. 🔗 Read the article atmosphere.copernicus.eu/2025-sees-in... #CopernicusAtmosphere #ImageOfTheDay

Waste management is a universal problem for northern communities. Learn more on how the town of Churchill, Manitoba is working on new waste management options and the difficulties Churchill and other northern communities face with this issue. https://pbears.org/4lx7CZ6

Renewable energy can benefit polar bears and people.

Situé entre le parc national Elk Island et le parc provincial du lac Miquelon, dans les collines Beaver en Alberta, le projet de conservation du lac West Wanisan contribue au maintien d’un corridor écologique vital, qui permet à des espèces de se déplacer en toute sécurité.

Thousands of Canadians have told Ottawa to act on nature. We need thousands more. Canada's $2.3B nature fund expires this month. We're asking the government to renew it — and invest in ecosystems for the long term. Be one of the thousands 👇 wwf.ca/nature-cant-wait

Happy #WorldSleepDay 😴 Weddell seals are renowned for their haunting vocalizations — and they make them in their sleep, too. Almost like talking in their dreams. Turn up the volume. Antarctica's strangest lullaby awaits 🔊 📷: Mark Dunsmuir 🎵: @weddellsealscience.bsky.social

(1/3) #Petition in #Canada to immediately suspend AAFC staff terminations and to continue operating the #research centers, research #farms and the Organic and Regenerative Research Program www. ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-7214 Details below 👇

Bats are vital to ecosystems yet face threats from habitat loss, climate change, hunting, persecution, and collisions with turbines. New fact sheets, available in English, Spanish & French, highlight why bat conservation matters and how smarter wind energy planning can reduce impacts. Links below!

Ahead of #CMSCOP15, our State of the World's Migratory Species: Interim Report 2026 has been released. Developed by @unepwcmc.bsky.social with @birdlifeglobal.bsky.social & @migratinghooves.bsky.social, it finds 49% of migratory species have declining populations: www.unep-wcmc.org/en/news/plig...

Canada's $2.3-billion nature fund expires at the end of March. Key programs are already cancelled. Commitments to protect 30% of our land and waters by 2030 are slipping. Nature can't wait for promises to become action. Add your voice 👉 wwf.ca/nature-cant-wait

🌡 The latest #C3S Climate Bulletin reports the fifth-warmest Feb. globally; 1.49°C above the pre-industrial average. Europe saw strong temperature contrasts, while global-average sea surface temp was the joint second-highest on record for Feb. climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-... #CopernicusClimate

Hundreds of scientists say stop! ✋🚨 Governments should pause plans for mandatory #AgeChecks on online services until serious #privacy and #security concerns are addressed. 👉 Read more on #AgeVerification, why scientist say NO & whether your country wants it: tuta.com/blog/age-ver...