Conservation success stories

WWF gives cautious welcome to large logging company’s decision to cease clearing tropical forests in Sumatra

WWF has welcomed the announcement in February by Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) that it will stop ...

05 February 2013
Bolivia designates world’s largest protected wetland

Bolivia has designated a huge 6,9 million ha area of Amazon wetlands – the size of Netherlands and ...

04 February 2013
Inuit community and WWF successfully curb polar bear conflict

A successful program to stop conflict between polar bears and people in the Hudson Bay community ...

31 January 2013
Coca-Cola kickstarts Arctic campaign with WWF donation

Reuters) - Coca-Cola will give 3 million euros ($4 million) to conservation group WWF over the ...

30 January 2013
Turtle friend for life

At just 18 years old, Josua Muakula is the youngest Dau Ni Vonu in Fiji. The Dau Ni Vonu, or turtle ...

03 January 2013
Pioneers for responsibly farmed pangasius recognized

Vietnam’s pangasius sector will achieve its target to certify ten per cent of the country’s ...

21 November 2012
Tanzania Embarks on Road to Green Economy

"Our future lies in greening our economies. For Tanzania, the next step is launching ...

21 June 2012
Coral Triangle hosts dazzling web of life

WWF’s Coral Triangle Director Catherine Plume recounts her incredible evening during a firefly ...

12 June 2012
Snow Leopard Prey Survey Reveals ‘Noah’s Ark’ of Wildlife Thriving in Bhutan’s Newest National Park

13 February 2012
Female rangers breaking gender barriers

Sidonie Asseme secretly went in for the recruitment of game rangers without the knowledge of her ...

20 December 2011

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Elephants in search of safe havens

By Fidelis Pegue Manga From the small town of Buea at the foot of the Fako Mountain, in the southwest of Cameroon, where I was born ...

14 Jun 2013

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