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We are thrilled to announce our partnership with ECHOage, a birthday party website that helps kids receive great gifts AND give gifts to charity. Want to save time and money, and take the guess work out of gift giving? Through … Continued

2016 will be remembered as a game changer in the world of politics and music. That was true for Wildlands League as well. While our work is always dynamic, this year, we knocked it out of the park. We launched a … Continued

It’s been almost two years since Moose Cree first raised preservation of the North French River in a letter to Premier Wynne and still no concrete actions have been taken. The river remains open to resource development activities including mining … Continued

Have you seen our full page ad in the Globe and Mail on boreal caribou? Boreal caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) is one of Canada’s most iconic species. It is classified as threatened nationally under the Species at Risk Act and threatened … Continued

It is almost unthinkable that moose could disappear from our forests.  We are looking for help from people who know about and care for moose to build creative solutions together.  Please participate in a survey through the link near the … Continued

Wildlands League and Ontario Nature, represented by Lara Tessaro and Anastasia Lintner, were at the Ontario Court of Appeal recently appealing the troubling decision by a lower court that puts already endangered species at further risk of extinction. We’ll keep … Continued

Wildlands League and Ontario Nature, represented by Lara Tessaro and Anastasia Lintner, were at the Ontario Court of Appeal recently appealing the troubling decision by a lower court that puts already endangered species at further risk of extinction. We’ll keep … Continued

This past week I passed the milestone of my 9th anniversary of joining the staff at CPAWS Wildlands League. As the date approached I found myself fondly reflecting on my career, and why I’ve chosen to dedicate my efforts to supporting … Continued

Our 8-seat plane emerged from the clouds to reveal my first breathtaking view of James Bay at the mouth of the Moose River.  I’d first heard of James Bay on the news when I was a kid: there was controversy … Continued