National Campaigns
Working towards a wild future
Nature, wildlife and the climate must thrive for the survival of all peoples. We’ve been working to preserve biodiversity across Canada: from towering old-growth forests that line the coast and valleys of British Columbia, to rocky shores of Hudson Bay in Manitoba and fragile wetlands in Ontario.
Our national campaigns bring local facts and voices to the federal government. We advocate for federal laws and initiatives that protect nature and at-risk wildlife habitat, whether it’s through national protected areas co-managed with Indigenous Nations or enforcing the Species At Risk Act. With more than 60,000 supporters from coast to coast to coast, we’re changing the system that extracts, destroys and destabilizes the ecosystems we depend on for survival.
Every inch of Canada is on the territory of First Nation, Inuit and Métis peoples. The Wilderness Committee upholds Indigenous sovereignty and their right to self-determination, including decision making over their lands and resources.
Federal Species at Risk
South Okanagan-Similkameen National Park Reserve
This area is one of our greatest conservation opportunities to get to 30x30 and protect rare ecosystems.
Glyphosate
Neonics are slowly being banned all over the world, but Canada still uses this harmful pesticide.
Killer Whale
The endangered southern resident killer whales face the most imminent risk of extinction as only 73 remain.
What's New
Check out the latest wins, urgent issues and big stories unfolding across the country.
Destroying ecosystems, abandoning climate targets and trampling Indigenous Rights is not in the “national interest”
“Bill baby, bill”: The spring trend of environment-wrecking, Indigenous rights-trampling legislation in Canada
Bill C-5 ushers in new era of reckless Canadian extractivism
Take Action
Here’s where your voice can matter most in Canada. Uncover the pressing issues about nature and climate across the nation that we’re speaking up for today.
Climate justice is economic justice
Tell Ontario to stop the toxic spray on forests
Stop species extinction in Canada
One Crisis
Whether you’re buying eggs and groceries or paying your rent, for the vast majority of us the cost of living is hard to ignore. In the last federal election, pollsters and politicians trumpeted the message that the cost of living is the single most important issue facing voters. They had numbers to back it up: one poll highlighted that nearly three-quarters of people in Canada had cost of living as their top issue heading into the federal election.
However, this framing forcefully separates the cost of living from other challenges, like our already changing climate. And this distinction is artificial.
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Whether you’re looking for more information about our work, need event details or want to make a donation to support our work, don't hesitate to reach out.
Vancouver Office
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Vancouver, B.C. V5T 1J4
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National Campaigns
South Okanagan-Similkameen National Park Reserve
This area is one of our greatest conservation opportunities to get to 30x30 and protect rare ecosystems.
Glyphosate
Neonics are slowly being banned all over the world, but Canada still uses this harmful pesticide.
Killer Whale
The endangered southern resident killer whales face the most imminent risk of extinction as only 73 remain.
