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November 3, 2009
Find out what's new this November at the CWF Photo Club
"By Popular Vote!" Monthly Photo Contest theme: Capture the Cold, Annual contest closes, October's winner and more!

October 27, 2009
Get Great Halloween Treats from CWF!
This Halloween turn your pumpkin into an amazing wildlife-inspired work of art using one of CWF’s carving templates. Or, send a scary e-card, download a haunting wallpaper or more!

October 21, 2009
CWF supports reintroduction of Black-footed Ferrets
The Canadian Wildlife Federation is proud to commit to the long-term monitoring of Black-footed Ferrets released in Grasslands National Park. CWF is also supporting the development of new national education programs about the endangered species.

October 20, 2009
Wildlife Update
Get CWF’s free e-newsletter, Wildlife Update, delivered to your inbox today! Read last month’s news on forest fires, the harvest, relocating black bears and more.

October 8, 2009
This Thanksgiving, CWF is thankful for its newly created Endangered Species Program
Let’s celebrate this positive step forward by helping to save the 585 Canadian plant and animal species that are currently at risk. Donate now. Learn more »

October 2, 2009
Black-footed ferret reintroduced to Saskatchewan prairies
Thanks to CWF support, the black footed ferret is being reintroduced to the grasslands of Saskatchewan. Read more about the reintroduction of this endangered species in the Regina Leader Post.
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September 22, 2009
Seasonal Gardening Guide — Fall 2009
Celebrate the first day of fall by reading Wild About Gardening's Seasonal Gardening Guide. Find stories on bats, the blue-spotted salamander, high bush cranberry and more. Read it now »

September 21, 2009
CWF Annual Report 2008-09
Learn more about Canadian Wildlife Federation successes this past year. Read now »

September 10, 2009
Test Your Climate Change Knowledge
Adapting to a Warming Climate is No Easy Feat for Wildlife — True or False? Take the petition!

September 2, 2009
Correction
In the September/October issue of Canadian Wildlife magazine, we published that you can receive a ‘free’ bat bag. As a non-profit organization, it would be impossible to honour this unfortunate mistake. The bat bag is available for a cost of $6.97 (plus shipping and handling and taxes). It is the Wild About Bats poster and information on how to build a bat house that is included free of charge. We apologize for the misunderstanding.
Sincerely,
The Canadian Wildlife Federation