Since the first WWF CN Tower climb in 1991, over 103,000 people have climbed 183,000,000 steps and raised millions for WWF-Canadas conservation work, resulting in amazing conservation results. Join us this year and help us create a future where people and nature thrive.

25th Anniversary Canada Life CN Tower Climbwwf.ca/cntower

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SHOW YOUR PRIDEAPRIL 2526, 2015

1000+ protected areas across Canada (1990 2000) White Pelican, Sea Otter, Peregrine Falcon and Swift Fox populations in

recovery (1990-2009)

North Atlantic Right Whale, Burrowing Owl and Piping Plover populations stabilized (1990 2009)

Worlds largest freshwater reserve established Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area (2003)

Shipping lanes in the Bay of Fundy moved to protect endangered right whales (2004)

ThefirstmarineprotectedareainAtlantic Canada established The Gully (2004)

Black Footed Ferret reintroduced in Saskatchewan (2009) Sustainable seafood commitment from Canadas biggest buyer and

seller of seafood Loblaw (2009 2015)

Stringent requirements upheld for oil drilling in the Arctic (2012 2015) Water levels and their impact on freshwater species included in BC

Water Sustainability Act (2014)

50millionhaofforestscertifiedtoglobal FSC standard in Canada (2015)

For more on conservation successes

visit: wwf.ca/about_us/successes/

TOP CONSERVATION SUCCESSES

YEARS OF CONSERVATION SUCCESSES