Capybaras are charming ❤️

@wwfcanada.org Living Planet Report also revealed negative trend in Canada's #biodiversity, with a 10 per cent decline in the size of monitored vertebrate populations, on average, from 1970 to 2022. Significant threats including habitat loss, #ClimateChange, pollution, invasive species and disease.

Populations of snowy owls have declined by 56 per cent since 1970. One of the main risks to snowy owls is #ClimateChange, particularly since the Arctic is warming at nearly three times the rate of the rest of the planet. @wwfcanada.org

Thank you so much for covering our latest #LPRC2025, Nathan.

Thank you so much for sharing this #LPRC2025 post about chimney swifts!

The final two lessons in hope from our Nature and Climate Grant Program partners and participants.

Feeling inspired? Read more about all 9 lessons here:
wwf.ca/stories/take...

Part 2 of the 9 lessons in hope from our Nature and Climate Grant Program partners and participants.

Which lesson do you love most?

This is amazing! ✨

Grandma sounds lovely! Please thank her for her continued support - we really appreciate it. ❤️ And we hope your girls will love their next true-to-life plush gifts! Do they have a favourite they've received? Or an animal they'd like to see as a plush?