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Bison
Season 2 Episode 4
For thousands of years, bison have helped shape the prairies by grazing on native grasses, aerating the soil and carrying seeds across the landscape.…
2 days, 5 hours ago
Peat moss
Season 2 Episode 3
Peat moss might seem like an ordinary ingredient in potting soil, but the peatlands it comes from are some of the most powerful carbon sinks on the p…
2 weeks, 2 days ago
Yellow-bellied sapsuckers
Season 2 Episode 2
Every spring, millions of people gather to celebrate one of Canada’s sweetest traditions: maple syrup. But hidden among Quebec’s sugar maples is a sm…
4 weeks, 2 days ago
Southern resident killer whales
Season 2 Episode 1
Killer whales are one of the most iconic species in Canada. They’re cultural symbols, tourist attractions and even hockey icons. So why aren’t we doi…
1 month, 2 weeks ago
Coming Soon: This Is Wild Season 2!
Season 2
This Is Wild is returning to your feed on September 17, 2026!
This podcast from WWF-Canada is all about the incredible species that call Canada home …
1 month, 2 weeks ago
BONUS: Puffins! from Good Nature with Megan Leslie
Season 1
If you like This Is Wild, you might like WWF-Canada's new podcast, Good Nature with Megan Leslie. On this episode, Megan sits down with science commu…
5 months, 4 weeks ago
BONUS: Introducing Good Nature with Megan Leslie
Season 1 Episode 7
While we work hard on season 2 of This Is Wild, we’re bringing you some special bonus content: the first episode of Good Nature with Megan Leslie, a …
7 months ago
Barren-ground caribou
Season 1 Episode 6
For generations, caribou have been at the heart of Inuit life. But in recent years, new infrastructure in the Canadian Arctic has started to block th…
11 months, 1 week ago
Peregrine falcons
Season 1 Episode 5
In the 1950s, scientists noticed a troubling trend: around the world, peregrine falcons were disappearing, and no one could figure out why. Revered f…
11 months, 3 weeks ago
Fin whales
Season 1 Episode 4
Just a few years ago, the fin whale, the second-largest animal on our planet, reappeared in the fjords of northern B.C.’s Great Bear Sea after being …
1 year ago