This spring, WWF-Canada is inviting Canadians to share their best ideas for getting their community more involved in helping nature thrive. The top five ideas will be awarded a micro-grant of up to $1,000 to help bring their idea to life.
From March 5 to April 15, Canadians from coast-to-coast, from eight to 80-years-old, are invited to Go Wild with WWF-Canada for a chance to win recognition and cash. All you have to do is apply online and tell us what YOU would do to connect people and nature in your community.
With Go Wild, WWF-Canada is looking for the most innovative and interesting ideas for connecting people to nature in their community. Go Wild will support creative, action-oriented projects that are tailored to their community. Winning ideas may inspire actions to celebrate nature, or generate solutions to challenges that threaten nature, and might even involve training community members in monitoring the health of their local ecosystem.
Winners will be announced on May 15, 2015.
Visit wwf.ca/gowild for more information, criteria details for your ideas and the online submission form.
Join the conversation online and follow the latest news, submissions and photos via Twitter and Instagram at #WWFGOWILD.