For Immediate Release Canada Makes Significant Investment in Nature to Protect 25% of Lands and Ocean by 2025 Toronto, Ontario – Wildlands League commends the federal government for significant investments that will help safeguard Canada’s incredible natural legacy and heritage … Continued

Ford government to make situation worse with blind pursuit of red tape reduction . Key Messages: New image catalogue released today shows over 290 sites in Ontario deforested due to roads and landings imposed by forest operations The satellite images … Continued

Connecting Kids to Nature in the Rouge Toronto – Today, Wildlands League is celebrating the protection of nature in the city with its 6th Annual Paddle the Rouge. Paddle the Rouge is the conservation group’s annual fundraiser and increases awareness … Continued

TORONTO – As the world receives an urgent global assessment report from the United Nations on the imminent collapse of the natural world, Ontario is abandoning endangered species. Buried within Bill 108, More Homes More Choice Act, an omnibus bill, … Continued

Wildlands League joined over 20 groups in decrying the proposed elimination of the Office of Environmental Commissioner of Ontario. Read the groups’ letter here. Thanks to Canadian Environmental Law Association for leading this effort and its rapid response to the … Continued

In light of a new threat to Pukaskwa National Park, today Wildlands League sent a letter to the Field Unit Superintendent for Northern Ontario, Ms. Sharon Hayes (the person responsible for National Park). We requested that Ms. Hayes (1) re-affirm maintenance … Continued