Conservation and environmental news & publications: Switzerland

Guidelines for sustainable tourism investments in vulnerable ecological areas of the Mediterranean coasts

Aware of the importance of spreading sustainability principles through the entire tourism industry, ...

17 December 2004
New study identifies important alpine areas

WWF has released a study identifying the 23 most important natural areas of the European Alps to ...

12 February 2004
WWF and Austrian State Forests sign contract to protect mountain wilderness

WWF-Austria and Austrian State Forests, the biggest landowner in Austria, today signed a contract ...

05 March 2003
Is your ice cream bad for elephants?

The world's growing demand for palm oil — a major ingredient of soap, moisturizer, lipstick, and ...

11 December 2002
WWF congratulates Swiss Retailer

WWF congratulates Swiss retailer for receiving World Business Award for sustainable palm oil project

30 August 2002

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