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Join Panda Pack in stepping up for nature #VirtualCNTowerClimb
Over the years, WWF-Canada’s internal Climb team, Panda Pack, has been a leading fundraiser for WWF-Canada’s CN Tower Climb for Nature. Now in its 30th year, this event will be one for the record...
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Five animals that could rival virtual CN Tower climbers
For 30 years now, climbers from across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond have tackled the CN Tower’s 1,776 steps in support of nature. This year, due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and closure of the...
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Fieldnotes: Hope, solutions and the future of conservation
Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate change and wildlife loss. If Fieldnotes was forwarded to you,...
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Meet some amazing virtual climbers!
Although our climbers are unable to tackle the CN Tower’s 1,776 steps this year due to the outbreak of COVID-19, they are unstoppable in pushing their fitness goals for nature! Meet some of these...
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Fieldnotes: Greetings from the great indoors
Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate change and wildlife loss. If Fieldnotes was forwarded to you,...
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The importance of community (and conservation) during COVID-19
This new normal sure doesn’t feel very normal. The growing COVID-19 emergency is affecting all of our lives, and here at WWF-Canada we want to first and foremost express our concern and support for...
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Why Cynthia and her colleagues are helping wildlife
One way that our donors make a meaningful difference is through WWF-Canada’s Living Planet @ Work program. Through this initiative, passionate individuals from many different businesses and...
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Meet our supporter that’s climbed the CN Tower 29 times
Nature lover and longtime WWF-Canada supporter, Doug Dorsey, has been climbing the CN Tower for 28 years — just one year shy of the 29 years that WWF-Canada’s CN Tower Climb for Nature has existed....
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5 climbers worth climbing for
These natural-born climbers can scale the tallest trees and highest peaks with ease. Despite their resilience, they face steep threats to their habitat. You can reach new heights for their...
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Ten weeks to the top of the CN Tower
Every year, thousands of people of all ages and fitness levels ascend the CN Tower to raise funds for wildlife. The average climber reaches the top in 30-40 minutes. Whether you’ve never climbed or...
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Started from the couch now we’re here: WWF’s fastest CN Tower climber shares...
WWF CN Tower Climb record holder Shaun Stephens-Whale is here to tell you that anyone can make it to the top of the tower with some preparation. He set the pace at the last year’s CN Tower Climb for...
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A climb high that only teams feel. Veterans explain.
Join us on April 8 and 9 for WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature. By taking on Toronto’s tallest challenge, you’re taking 1,776 meaningful steps towards a future where wildlife, nature and people thrive....
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14 reasons not to climb the CN Tower
Don’t bother signing up for WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature this April 8 and 9. Here’s 14 reasons why not. #14 The view from the top is boring. Yawn. © Creative Commons #13 Climbing one of the Seven...
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The countdown to Spring Things 2017 is on
Though winter has barely begun, WWF-Canada’s Living Planet @ Work team is already planning the 2017 edition of Spring Things: Our workplace-engagement fundraising campaign that challenges executives...
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5 reasons to resolve to climb the CN Tower
WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature is great for cardio and your quads — and helps wildlife and habitats across Canada. Not convinced? Here are five reasons to add Toronto’s tallest challenge to your New...
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Powered by passion: Corporate Canada dips, climbs and paddles to protect nature
They swam. They climbed. They paddled. And in the process, employees from 46 companies raised nearly a quarter of a million dollars for WWF-Canada’s conservation work in this year’s Spring Things...
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Nine must-see highlights from WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature
More than 7,000 people registered to take Toronto’s tallest challenge and climb the 1,776 steps of Toronto’s most-famous landmark in WWF-Canada’s CN Tower Climb for Nature last weekend. This annual...
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Meet the people who make the CN Tower Climb work
More than 400 volunteers help make this weekend’s CN Tower Climb for Nature run smoothly. Here are just a few them. TELUS is proud to be the presenting sponsor of WWF’s volunteering program,...
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WWF’s youngest supporters come out of the water and straight up the CN Tower
HP Inc. is fostering the next generation of sustainability leaders by encouraging their youngest employees, family and friends to take action to help protect wildlife and wild places. Last month, four...
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This secret ingredient allowed one company to unlock the green power of its...
Green team leaders in the workplace can make a world of difference by championing sustainability. And there’s an extra impact when the CEO gets involved in those efforts. Brookfield Global Integrated...
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