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Living Planet @ Campus Living Planet Leaders

Learn about WWF-Canada’s Living Planet Leaders

Overview

WWF-Canada's Living Planet Leaders

WWF’s Living Planet Leaders are committed to enhancing sustainability and the protection of nature on campus and in their communities. The certification recognizes students’ actions and skills in mobilizing change that will benefit all species.

Leaders

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Hayley Wilson
2023
Doctor of Philosophy in Integrative Biology , University of Guelph
2019
Master of Science, University of Guelph
Elaine Li
2020
Bachelor of Commerce, Hospitality and Tourism Management, University of Guelph
Austin Layng
2021
Law and Society , York University
Krystal Yee
2023
Environment and Business, University of Waterloo
Maria Jose Torres
2020
Environmental Management and Assessment , Niagara College
2019
Environmental Technician, Niagara College
Lauren McElroy
2021
Master of Environmental Science, University of Guelph
2019
Bachelor of Biological Resource Management, University of Guelph
Samantha Era
2021
Environment and Urban Sustainability, Ryerson University
Angela Asuncion
2021
Rural Planning & Development in International Development Studies, University of Guelph
Michelle Angkasa
2024
Environment and Business, University of Waterloo
Annika Wilcox
2022
Wildlife Biology and Conservation, University of Guelph
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Become a Living Planet Leader

Create impact for nature while building your experience and resume with WWF-Canada’s Living Planet Leader certification.
Graduate with the knowledge, skills and experience to lead the transition to a sustainable world in which nature thrives.

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