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in WWF -Together Possible

Recognizing and valuing multiple ways of knowing, being, and acting can help us heal our broken…

With the release of WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022, Elaine Geyer-Allély, Deputy Leader of WWF’s Global Governance Practice, argues that…

Why a few words in Montreal are key to ending deforestation

By Hermine Kleymann, Head, Policy, WWF Forest Practice and Jean-François Timmers, WWF Policy and Advocacy Manager, Deforestation and…

If not Doñana, then where?

By Richard Lee, WWF Global Freshwater Communications Manager

Want to save rivers, lakes & wetlands? Stop lumping them in with ‘land’

By Jeff Opperman, WWF Global Lead Freshwater

The Amazon River: In our hands

By David Tickner, WWF-UK Chief Advisor — Rivers

Happy biodiversity day, planet Earth

Today is the International Day of Biological Diversity. We think it’s a day that matters a lot ‒ but do you?

Mafia Island — The Home of Whale Sharks.

Since 1965, WWF-Tanzania’s marine programme has worked in and with coastal communities to conserve their precious fisheries and marine…

It’s time to bring our planet back from the brink. Together. Now.

As world leaders gather in Davos this week to discuss how to better shape our future through strengthened cooperation, it’s imperative to…

Why polar bear conservation needs more collaborative action

By Melanie Lancaster, Senior Specialist, Arctic Species for the WWF Arctic Programme.

Reflections on Earth Hour 2018

By Sudhanshu Sarronwala, Executive Director, Marketing and Communications, WWF

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