✨ This is a major milestone and significant example of government-to-government collaboration, co-led by 15 First Nations and Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Visit our newsroom for our reaction to the finalized Terms of Reference: wcscanada.org/newsroom/news/…

Bats need our help 🦇 Natural roosting habitats are disappearing, and man-made bat houses are becoming essential. Our new brochure provides a user-friendly guide to deploying & maintaining bat houses safely & effectively 🤎 📸 Cory Olson Read more ↓ loom.ly/6zvykVg

New KBA alert! 🎉 Thousand Islands National Park has some of the highest diversity of reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates of any national park in Canada 🐍 #biodiversity

This critical site in Ontario is home to rare species like Blanding’s Turtle and Deerberry, a close relation of cranberries and blueberries that is considered at-risk in Canada 🌱 Find out more about this amazing site at our newsroom: loom.ly/To-Ngm8 📸 Matt Lecompte

🎧 "I don’t think we’re in a totally doomed, everything-is-going-to-collapse situation" Former Weston Fellow Cale Gushulak shares what gives him hope in tackling big environmental challenges, like how local action can make a difference💧 Full story → loom.ly/KXBFyaM

"Peat belongs in bogs, not bags." – Dr. Lorna Harris for Financial Times last month. Harvesting from peatlands disrupts ecosystems & contributes to climate change. Go peat-free with alternatives like wood chips & compost - your garden and the planet will thank you! 💚 #WorldWetlandsDay

Peatlands store 150bn tonnes of carbon, but weak policies in Canada encourage degradation. It's time to prioritize these ecosystems for climate, biodiversity & water security! 🌱 Full story from WCS Canada in The Hill Times (subscription required) hilltimes.com/story/2025/02/…

🎧 "People are more capable than they think they are. We know impostor syndrome is a big issue & it affects almost everyone" Former Weston Fellow Cale Gushulak shares advice for early-career on overcoming self-doubt & finding support in academia. More → wcscanada.org/newsroom/stori…

Love is a battlefield… if you're a Northern Elephant Seal💘 Male fight for dominance, with the strongest leading harems of 30-100 females! Talk about having a lot of Valentine’s cards to send 😳 Canada’s only breeding colony is at XwaYeN - Race Rocks KBA. Learn more KBA Canada

Black-tailed prairie dogs greet each other with kisses, strengthening social bonds in their groups 💕 Studies show they do it even more when being watched 👀 In Canada, they’re only found at Grasslands National Park & Area KBA, a critical site for their survival. KBA Canada

Dancing for love 🕺✨ Male Greater Sage-Grouse put on an elaborate courtship dance, inflating their chests and popping air sacs to impress females 💘 With fewer than 160 left in Canada, sites like Grasslands National Park & Area KBA are critical for their survival. @kbacanada

This male wolverine didn’t bring flowers. Instead, he marked his interest by peeing at the entrance of a female’s den. Not the most charming courtship 😬 Once widespread, wolverines are now a species of concern due to habitat loss & disturbance 💔 More→ wcscanada.org/our-work/wildl…