The year 2010 is upon us, and what better way to ring in the new year than to share our New Year’s resolutions with you (and we’re sticking to them we promise). Follow CWF on our journey of five wildlife resolutions for this year. 

In the past century, the average temperature of the Earth has risen by 0.74°C, with devastating consequences. Arctic sea ice levels have declined to record lows, island states in the Pacific face coastal erosion, Australia is experiencing severe droughts and areas of South Africa are already experiencing crop yield reductions. The Earth’s temperature is rising at an alarming rate; the ecological stakes are high and time is rapidly running out. A new climate deal must be struck.
 

The Canadian Wildlife Federation was honoured to participate in a unique citizenship ceremony in Regina Oct. 19. Executive Director Rick Bates and Media and Community Relations Officer Heather Robison served as hosts for round table discussions with candidates prior to oath taking. Through this role, they joined other distinguished community members and volunteers in stimulating discussion between new and established Canadians about the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.  

Check out what's new this fall at CanadianWildlifeFederation.ca 

What's new this fall at CWF.