2026 Wildlife Calendar

Description

Wildlife Calendar 2026

2026 Wildlife calendar with 14 photos from our award-winning collection. December 2025 to December 2026.

These calendars are sent to a printer and custom-made. They are printed on 11×17 glossy paper, folded, and stapled to an 8.5×11 size. They are full colour 1/8″ holes for hanging, 13 months, 100lb premium gloss with a 10pt. premium gloss card stock for the cover.

Wildlife Calendar 2026: What Type of Paper Do You Use?

Our printer uses a 10-point glossy cardstock cover and 24 pages inside printed on 100-lb premium gloss paper, and the calendar features 14 photos across a 13-month span to showcase the beauty of wildlife. Its printed features make this wall calendar a great addition to our products for home display and easy month-by-month viewing.

How Many Months does the Wall Calendar have?

Our Calendars are made with 13 months from December to December.

How many pages does the 2026 Calendar have?

The wildlife calendar 2026 is a 13-month, full-colour wall calendar with 14 high-quality wildlife photographs, printed on premium 100-lb glossy paper with a 10-point glossy cardstock cover, running from December 2025 to December 2026. Created for families, educators, art and nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone who wants beautiful wildlife photography, useful planning space, and a way to support conservation, it spans 28 pages with a cover image and 13 months featuring loons, eagles, migratory species, and Canadian landscapes.

Across the year, readers can enjoy a journey through the wildlife world, from millions of Monarch butterflies travelling up to 4,000 km across North America to approximately 20,000 gray whales migrating along the Pacific coast, where marine mammal viewing peaks during summer in feeding grounds, and more than 1.5 million wildebeest and zebras in Africa’s Great Migration. These images pair striking wildlife photography with seasonal scenes and wildlife highlights that make the calendar both visually engaging and educational.

The 2026 calendar is more than a way to keep track of dates and manage your time; it is also a gift for family, friends, and other people who love nature, wildlife photography, and conservation. Each month features premium printing that keeps the images vibrant, while the calendar also includes educational wildlife dates such as World Wildlife Day on March 3, Earth Day on April 22, Endangered Species Day on the third Friday of May with its focus on species recovery awareness, World Migratory Bird Day on May 9 and October 10, and World Environment Day on June 5. It also reflects seasonal wildlife moments that matter for planning, including bears emerging in early spring, spring bird migration from March to May, pollinator populations peaking in spring, and deer and elk rutting in autumn. Peak wildlife observation season in Canada runs from May to October, which makes the calendar especially relevant for planning outings, guided walks, and citizen science projects while enjoying each season as it unfolds.

Supporting this calendar also supports wildlife protection in Canada and beyond. That help can also benefit organizations such as Wildlife Preservation Canada, which focuses on endangered species conservation. Every calendar sold helps fund conservation and rescue efforts for wildlife that has been cared for through rehabilitation work, and a portion of the proceeds is donated to the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) to support habitat protection, biodiversity programs, and broader conservation work, similar to how other wildlife creators such as Jardene Photography direct 15% of profits to wildlife conservation. Some wildlife calendars also use a $25 donation model, including offers where a free WWF calendar comes with a $25 donation and where that donation funds critical conservation projects in Ontario. For families, educators, collectors, and wildlife enthusiasts, that makes this calendar both a practical planner and a meaningful way to support a cause they care about.

We understand the importance of ease and security when ordering. Our online cart is secure, and we offer a clear refund policy to ensure your satisfaction. The price reflects both the print quality and the conservation impact, whether you choose one as a personal keepsake, a gift, or a wildlife-themed item that may also appeal to buyers interested in limited edition prints.

These works are often produced in small quantities and can range from CAD $125 to $850, making them popular among art collectors.

This 2026 calendar is updated with a list of significant wildlife events and dates, and the monthly layout leaves room around each date while helping readers review upcoming and previous months at a glance, including International Beaver Day on April 7, Pollinator Week starting June 18, and Whooping Crane Day on May 28. These notes add educational value for families, educators, and wildlife enthusiasts who want more than a standard wall calendar.

Remember to add this wildlife calendar 2026 to your cart today, as quantities are limited. It combines beautiful wildlife art, practical year-round use, shipping information readers may want before ordering, and a clear conservation benefit in one purchase. We hope this calendar brings inspiration to your home while helping protect the animals and landscapes we all love.

Thanks for choosing our wildlife calendar 2026. Your support helps us continue working toward a brighter future for wildlife in Canada and around the world, and we hope you will share it with others who want to celebrate nature throughout the year.

What are the dimensions and weight for shipping the Canadian Wildlife Federation calendar?

The Calendars ship at 8.5″ x 11″, and each copy weighs around 0.5 lbs for shipping. Other formats on the market include a 12? x 12? wildlife wall calendar from Willow Creek Press. Please read the shipping information page and find the details before you order, or email us if you have shipping questions or trouble accessing the page.