WWF launches new tracker of national biodiversity plans to help policymakers, businesses and civil society follow progress on key global nature framework. At the time of launch of the tracker, only 10 ...

New national climate plans, due to be tabled at the UN in early 2025, must include strong commitments and specific timelines to phase out fossil fuels. Otherwise claims to be 1.5°C aligned will ring ...

Do you want to work together with inspired colleagues to create a world in which nature and people thrive? And help build a ‘nature positive’ impact in biodiverse priority landscapes around the world ...

People from all walks of life flock to coasts and seashores to play, work or simply enjoy the beauty of the ocean. But as the climate changes, coastlines are coming to represent something else – ...

WWF EU is looking to engage one or several creative agencies to support its project ‘Revive the Ocean’ on the restoration of marine and coastal ecosystems. This includes the development of an overall ...

World Rowing and WWF launch Healthy Waters Initiative to help protect and restore freshwater and coastal ecosystems for people, nature and climate With the world facing worsening water, nature and ...

Fran Price, Lead, WWF Global Forest Practice, said: “The announcement today by the governments of the UK, US, Germany, Norway and the Netherlands that at least $1.7 billion of funding will be given ...

Wetland conservation in Algeria received a boost as 16 new sites were officially classified as wetlands of international importance. Rome, Italy - Wetland conservation in Algeria received a boost as ...

The human race is plundering the planet at a pace that outstrips its capacity to support life, according to WWF's Living Planet Report 2004 Gland/Switzerland – The human race is plundering the planet ...

An integrated and internationally coordinated approach to flood management that works with nature, not against it, is needed for flood security along the entire length of the Danube.

This year, WWF’s Danube-Carpathian Programme marks its first decade of existence. The past ten years working in Europe’s “Wild East” have been intense, with much to win and much to lose. The WWF ...