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Reconciliation doesn't belong to one day. It's every day. WWF-Canada follows the guidance of Indigenous partners and supports their priorities, when and where requested. We encourage everyone to reflect, learn and act toward true reconciliation and real justice, today and always. #NDTR2026

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

📺 Watch: CBC Gem's Truth and Reconciliation collection: gem.cbc.ca/collection/t... Support survivors & Indigenous-led organizations this #NDTR: irsss.ca/donate orangeshirtday.org/support/ fncaringsociety.com/donate legacyofhope.ca/donate/

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation | CBC Gem

Hear the stories of Indigenous voices through this collection of specials, documentaries, and films.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

📚 For readers: Phyllis Webstad, founder of #OrangeShirtDay, has a new book out this year, w7ec N7élye Ey: We Are Still Here: A Life of Truth and Reconciling Two Worlds: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNme... More reads celebrating identity, resilience, community & healing: downiewenjack.ca/blog-ihm2026...

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Phyllis Webstad on Founding Orange Shirt Day and Her Experience at a Residential School | The Social

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

🎶 Tune in to A Day to Listen today, 6AM to 6PM local time, on radio stations across Canada, and listen for the premiere of "We Are Treaty People," a new song about treaties as living relationships built on peace, friendship and respect. www.songs4reconciliation.com

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

At 12PM EDT today, join the sixth annual national commemoration, Remembering the Children, live from Parliament Hill and produced by APTN, NCTR and CBC/Radio-Canada. Attend in person or watch along: nctr.ca/statements-a...

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“Remembering the Children” creates hope for the future - NCTR

Marking five years of remembrance, reflection and reconciliation TREATY 1 TERRITORY, WINNIPEG, Man., September 14, 2026 — On September 30, APTN, CBC/Radio-Canada and the National Centre for Truth and ...

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

🎙️ Tune in to Unreserved with Rosanna Deerchild. Its episode, "Reconciliation through friendships & forests," follows a native forest restoration project that's also healing relationships between communities, and asks what reconciliation can look like in our everyday lives. www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

🎧 Listen to čukʷaa haʔuk ("come, let's feast" in Nuu-chah-nulth), an audio and video series from the IISAAK OLAM Foundation hosted by Eli Enns. It explores the history, laws and stories behind IPCAs in Canada: ipcaknowledgebasket.ca/cuk%ca%b7aa-...

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

As a nature organization, we know that reconciliation in conservation must be guided by Indigenous leadership. Find out how Indigenous-led conservation and #IPCAs (Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas) safeguard biodiversity and strengthen cultural connections: ipcaknowledgebasket.ca

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

We can each take up our own CTAs, starting with: Discover whose traditional territory you live on: native-land.ca Explore Indigenous communities and residential school sites with GIS mapping tools: www.whose.land/en/ Browse the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada: indigenouspeoplesatlasofcanada.ca

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Native-Land.ca | Our home on native land

Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

Eleven years ago, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission delivered 94 Calls to Action. Indigenous Watchdog's latest tracking shows just 14 complete, unchanged from a year ago. 41 are in progress, 24 are stalled and 15 have not begun. www.indigenouswatchdog.org

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Home - Indigenous Watchdog

Welcome to Indigenous Watchdog As of September 1, 2026 41% of the 94 TRC Calls to Action are either NOT STARTED or STALLED? Why? That’s an increase of 4% over the 37% rate since June 30, 2025 Sept. 30...

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13h

On National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, we remember the children who never came home & honour the survivors of residential schools, their families & communities. #NDTR asks us to sit with the painful legacy of residential schools & to recognize education is essential to reconciliation. nctr.ca

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Home - NCTR

About the NCTR The NCTR is a place of learning and dialogue where the truths of the residential school experience will be honoured and kept safe for future generations. The most important service we p...

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 30/09/2026

🦋 Road trip season is here! Monarch butterflies are heading south for the winter and need nectar-rich pit stops along the way. 🌼 Watch the reel for Riley's monarch-friendly planting tips and learn how you can help: regrow.wwf.ca #Monarchs #NativePlants #Pollinators

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 28/09/2026

🐋 Knowing what's at risk is one thing. Acting on it is another. This powerful reflection from WWF-Canada's Hussein Alidina is featured in the season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWild. 🎧 Listen: pod.link/1836411908 #Orcas #OceanConservation

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 26/09/2026

🌳 As #NationalForestWeek wraps up, here's one simple way to support nature: plant native. Native trees and shrubs help provide food and shelter for wildlife and are adapted to thrive where you live. Looking for planting tips? Check out our blog: bit.ly/4Au6f4z

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 25/09/2026

🐼🏟️ You don't have to be the fastest or fittest to make a difference. Join the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature and help fund conservation across B.C. while tackling the stadium stairs alongside an incredible community. 📅 Oct. 24 🔗 wwf.ca/climb #WWFClimb #Vancouver

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Climbers tell us everything we need to know about the BC Place Climb for Nature - WWF.CA

Thinking about joining the 2026 BC Climb for Nature? We asked past climbers and volunteers about why the experience is so special.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 25/09/2026

🐋 What happens when a species is on the brink of extinction, but action isn’t keeping pace? The season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWildPodcast explores the future of southern resident killer whales and what it will take to recover them. 🎧 Listen now: pod.link/1836411908 #Orcas #OceanConservation

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 23/09/2026

🌊 Canada has officially ratified the #HighSeasTreaty. A major step for ocean conservation. But the work isn't done. Protecting marine wildlife means reducing the impacts of shipping, underwater noise and other pressures in Canadian waters and beyond.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 23/09/2026

⚠️ Canada wants to build faster. But can we build faster and protect the nature and wildlife that support our future? Bill C-39 could weaken safeguards for species at risk, migratory birds and fish habitat. National interest must include nature. Read our full statement: bit.ly/4yt8Evb

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 21/09/2026

🌼 Want to make your campus wilder? 🌱 Students, staff & faculty at Canadian post-secondary schools can apply for Go Wild Grants to restore habitat with native plants, trees & seeds. 🐦🌲 📅 Apply by Oct. 14 🔗 campus.wwf.ca/event/go-wild-school-grants/ #GoWildGrants #Biodiversity

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 20/09/2026

Meet the Tilcayo: an itty-bitty wild cat newly identified in Bolivia’s cloud forests 🐾🌿 Smaller than a house cat, it’s the first new living cat species formally described in 100+ years. Tiny cat. Big reminder: protect nature before it disappears! Read more: bit.ly/3VE0GQY #Wildlife

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 19/09/2026

❤️🐼 Red pandas understood the assignment: eat bamboo. 🎋 And trust us, they eat more of it than you might think. 👀 Watch the Reel and see if you can guess just how much makes it into a day. Happy #RedPandaDay! ❤️🐼 #Wildlife

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 18/09/2026

At this time of rapid development, environmental safeguards need to be bolstered — not brushed aside. 🐋🌲 Species like southern mountain caribou, chinook salmon and southern resident killer whale are depending on it. Read more: bit.ly/4rk6rPz #SpeciesAtRisk

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A. The risk when Canada weakens protection for species Q. What is extinction? - WWF.CA

The term “jeopardy test” may evoke Canada’s favourite quiz show, but it’s a critical tool for how we can prevent at-risk species from disappearing forever.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 18/09/2026

Beyond the chatter lies a bigger story. 🐋 The season 2 premiere of This Is Wild explores the overlapping crises facing southern resident killer whales — and what has to happen next to prevent their sounds from being silenced. 🎧Listen to: bit.ly/3T7Bodo #ThisIsWild

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 17/09/2026

🏃‍♂️ He's broken records at the CN Tower, Eiffel Tower and BC Place. But this climb isn't about the clock. 🐋 Shaun Stephens-Whale is climbing for the ~75 southern resident killer whales left in the Salish Sea. Join him at the #WWFClimb for Nature at BC Place on Oct. 24 💚 wwf.ca/bcplace

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 14/09/2026

🐝 Got an idea to make your schoolyard more wildlife-friendly? WWF-Canada's #GoWildGrants can help bring it to life with funding for habitat projects using native plants, trees & seeds. 📅 Apply by Oct. 14: schools.wwf.ca Share with a teacher, school or parent who should know about this opportunity.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 12/09/2026

Nepal’s tiger recovery is a conservation success story 🐅 Now, some of the communities behind it need urgent flood relief. Help families rebuild after devastating floods. Donate today. 💚 bit.ly/4h9LnXI #NepalFloodRelief #WWFCanada

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 11/09/2026

One climb can help B.C. wildlife. 🏟️🐋🌲 Funds raised at the BC Place Climb for Nature support whales, salmon, forests and more across the province. Step up: fundraisers.wwf.ca/event/climb-for-… #ClimbForNature #WWFCanada

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 09/09/2026

🌱 Hot take: Being a good gardener is more about caring for your soil than your plants. WWF-Canada soil expert Cathal Doherty explains why in the latest #GoodNaturePodcast Nature Hot Takes. 👀 🎥 Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxQEXvWRfWE #Gardening #SoilHealth

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 08/09/2026

🐟📚 It's o-fish-ally back-to-school season! New grade. New books. New currents to explore. Wishing students, teachers and parents a fin-tastic start to the year 💙 What's the best part of back-to-school season? #BackToSchool 💙

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 07/09/2026

POV: you email us on Labour Day and get leopard energy back instead of a reply.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 05/09/2026

🐦✨ It's #NationalHummingbirdDay! Think you know Canada's hummingbirds? Swipe through to meet some of the species that can be found here 🍁 🌸 Want to help them thrive? We've got a native plant guide for every region: wwf.ca/stories/how-to-attract-help-hummingbirds-native-plants #NativePlants

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 04/09/2026

🦌 What if respecting wildlife started with staying quiet? Paul Okalik shares a lesson from childhood that shaped how he sees wildlife and the land today. 🎧 Watch the full Good Nature conversation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxQEXvWRfWE #Caribou #Conservation #GoodNaturePodcast

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 02/09/2026

🌍 We're getting dangerously close to 1.5°C. But that's not a reason to give up. It's a reason to move faster. ⚡ Every fraction of a degree matters for people, nature and our future. We must cut emissions, not ambition. #ClimateAction #1Point5C

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 30/08/2026

🦈💙 Happy Whale Shark Day! The ocean's biggest fish can grow up to 21 metres long and weigh as much as six elephants. 🤯 Watch this gentle giant glide by. #WhaleSharkDay

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 30/08/2026

🌱 Is your garden helping wildlife thrive? We'd love to see it! 📸 Share your native plant garden story + photos by Sept. 15 for a chance to receive a FREE garden sign & inspire others to grow habitat at home. Email rtalarico@wwfcanada.org & incl. your shipping address Swipe for inspiration! 🦋

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 28/08/2026

Just checking. Still Ontari'io underneath it all — "the lake is beautiful, the lake is big."

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 28/08/2026

📚🍁 Teachers: looking to add a little more wildlife to your classroom this year? Our FREE resources include 8 lesson plans on Canadian wildlife, ecosystems & conservation for Grades 4-6. 🐾🌎 Explore them here: lprckids.wwf.ca/educational-resources/ #Teachers #EnvironmentalEducation

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 28/08/2026

🚧 What happens when development moves faster than stewardship? Paul Okalik shares a powerful perspective on what's at stake for Nunavut's nature, wildlife and communities as pressures grow. 🎧 Watch the full Good Nature episode: youtu.be/rxQEXvWRfWE #Arctic #Conservation #GoodNaturePodcast

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 26/08/2026

🔥 Think a wildfire is out once winter arrives? Some fires can smoulder underground beneath snow for months, only to reappear in spring. Secwépemc Firekeeper Joe Gilchrist explains why and shares the role of Indigenous cultural burning. 🎧 Watch now: youtu.be/DpALOS1qn0U

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 25/08/2026

“We should pay more attention. We’re just mistreating Mother Nature—that’s like being ugly to your mama.” — Dolly Parton interview with National Geographic Today, we remember a legend who left the 🌎 a little brighter & this reminder to take better care of the world we share. Rest in peace, Dolly.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 24/08/2026

🌍 What happens before the world's biggest biodiversity conferences? WWF-Canada's Liz Hendriks takes us behind the scenes at a key UN meeting in Nairobi. 👀🌿 Watch the Reel for a glimpse of where global action for nature begins. #Biodiversity #Conservation

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 23/08/2026

🌊 You’ve heard of a plant nursery on land... but what about an ocean nursery? Canada’s first-ever in-ocean kelp nursery is helping restore underwater ecosystems, one giant "kelp hammock" at a time. 🌱 🎥 Watch now + catch the full episode: youtu.be/DpALOS1qn0U

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 21/08/2026

As Nolan intended, but not what we intended for the world. Whether or not we choose to see it, the sirens are going off across the world. But it's not too late to change where we're headed. The journey ahead won't be easy, but together, we can steer toward a safer future. #iMax #35mm #TheOdyssey

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 20/08/2026

With communities across 🇨🇦 facing another difficult fire season, it's more important than ever to talk about forest resilience. On #GoodNaturePodcast, Secwépemc Firekeeper Joe Gilchrist, shares how Indigenous cultural burning can help care for landscapes & reduce wildfire risk: bit.ly/4gGPiMk

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 19/08/2026

📸🌈 Nature's colours come in abundance. Every scene, every shade, every moment: special in its own way. Let's take a lesson from nature and celebrate the things that make our world radiant, diverse and uniquely beautiful. Which photo brings you the most joy? #WorldPhotographyDay

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 18/08/2026

🏔️ Where could your climb take you? 👀 This October, your steps at the WWF BC Place Climb for Nature could lead to a luxury Whistler getaway for two! 🎟️ Raise $200 by Sept. 24 = 1 ballot in our Early Bird Draw. 🐻🌲 Plus, you'll be helping wildlife across Canada. 🔗 Register today: wwf.ca/climb

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13/08/2026

Building resilience means tackling climate change, reducing threats to forests, and restoring degraded landscapes so they can better support wildlife, store carbon, and help communities adapt to a changing climate.

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WWF-Canada @wwfcanada.org · 13/08/2026

Wildfires are a natural part of many landscapes, but climate change is helping drive larger, faster and more destructive fires. This isn’t just a problem for tomorrow. It’s happening now, affecting people, wildlife, and the places we all depend on.

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