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WWF Canada

Shaping the future of conservation technology

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  • Digital strategy
  • User experience design
  • Information architecture
  • Visual design
  • Audience research and workshops
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Conservation

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WWF Canada is a global leader in conservation, working to protect life on Earth through advocacy, scientific research, and innovative environmental solutions. As WWF’s work increasingly intersects with technology, data, and innovation, the organization identified an opportunity to better showcase this emerging dimension of its impact.

Ryan collaborated with WWF Canada to bring the Living Planet Technology Hub to life—a first-of-its-kind digital platform highlighting how conservation technologies and innovation challenges are shaping the future of environmental protection.

Problem / Challenge

While WWF Canada is widely recognized for its conservation leadership, its work in technology and innovation was less visible to the public. The organization needed a dedicated platform that could establish WWF as a credible leader in conservation technology while still feeling unmistakably WWF.

The challenge was to balance innovation with trust. The platform needed to speak to researchers, academic partners, donors, and innovation-minded audiences without alienating existing supporters. It also needed to translate complex scientific and technological work into an experience that felt accessible, engaging, and inspiring—without compromising rigor or credibility.

Strategy / Approach

The project began with engagement sessions involving WWF staff, researchers, academic partners, and donors. Through surveys and workshops, we developed audience personas and needs assessments that clarified how different users wanted to explore innovation content—ranging from high-level inspiration to deep technical detail.

The strategy focused on progressive disclosure, allowing visitors to control the depth and complexity of their experience. Navigation and page structures were designed to be intuitive and flexible, supporting multiple entry points while maintaining clarity.

Visually, the approach centred WWF’s strongest brand assets—its iconic panda logo and immersive wildlife photography—within a contemporary, technology-forward framework. This ensured the Hub felt innovative without drifting away from WWF’s established identity and values.

Solution & Outcomes

The Living Planet Technology Hub positions WWF Canada as a forward-thinking leader at the intersection of conservation and technology. A streamlined navigation system and modular page layouts make it easy for visitors to explore innovation challenges, research initiatives, and emerging solutions at their own pace.

By combining strong storytelling, credible scientific content, and WWF’s iconic visual language, the platform reinforces trust while inviting new, innovation-focused audiences into the organization’s work. The Hub provides a scalable foundation for future challenges, partnerships, and content, supporting WWF Canada’s long-term goals in conservation innovation.

The result is a clear, confident digital experience that expands how WWF Canada’s impact is understood—demonstrating that protecting the planet also means designing the future.

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Ryan is open to Design Director and Communications / Storytelling Lead roles within mission-driven organizations, global NGOs, and purpose-led institutions.

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