WWF: Kyoto Protocol and more...
ONE SMALL STEP FORWARD FOR KYOTO PROTOCOLThe UN climate change meeting ended in Nairobi with an agreement to take a small step forward to keep the world on track to start formal negotiations on the next round of cuts in CO2 emissions starting in 2007. Read what Keith Stewart, WWF-Canada’s Climate Change Manager has to say about this meeting in our climate change blog.
| THE HOLIDAYS ARE ALMOST HERE Get your shopping done early this year from the comfort of your own home. Shop online and help support WWF's vital efforts to save wildlife and wild spaces. Symbolically adopt a polar bear, owl or orca and receive a fun and educational adoption kit with a cuddly, Earth-friendly stuffed toy. And new this year, you can make even more of a difference by adopting their habitats – the Arctic, the boreal forest and oceans. There are other great gift items including calendars, golf shirts, ball caps, books and so much more! To order online or to browse in our Panda Store go to wwfstore.ca. For the wildlife photography enthusiast on your list – purchase a stunning Roger Hooper photograph from his latest Living Planet exhibit. All proceeds from this exhibit will be donated to WWF-Canada. |
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| ANNUAL REPORT ONLINE WWF-Canada has had a very productive year on many fronts! Read our Annual Report online and learn how your support is helping WWF-Canada achieve globally significant conservation victories. | ||
| THE GREAT CANADIAN POLAR BEAR ADVENTURE The Great Canadian Polar Bear Adventure is a new television special that takes audiences inside the secret lives of polar bears. It’s a magical opportunity to experience life in the Arctic from a polar bear’s perspective, and understand how global warming is threatening their survival. Check it out Sunday December 10 at 7 p.m. (EST) on CBC TV. |
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