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01 Mar 2025

Simply because water footprint labelling can be done does not mean it should be done.

Water footprint labelling: Why WWF believes companies should steer clear
27 Feb 2025

WWF’s Annual Review 2024 highlights our ongoing efforts to bring hope for the future of people and ...

WWF in 2024: A year of conservation action
25 Feb 2025

As global leaders meet for the UN summit on biodiversity, a crucial promise to save nature remains ...

Time to deliver $20bn for biodiversity
03 Feb 2025

Pioneering research by WWF shows periodical flooding enhances biomass production, increases carbon ...

Floodplain restoration can transform landscapes from greenhouse gas emitters into carbon sinks
02 Feb 2025

New paper lays out need for dialogue to address challenges with current replenishment programmes

Strengthening corporate water replenishment
20 Jan 2025

Statement to Ramsar Standing Committee by Tomos Avent from WWT on behalf of the six IOPs

Big year for wetlands - International Organisation Partners of the Ramsar Wetland Convention
16 Jan 2025

Germany's Federal Environment Ministry funds first ever project with INTERPOL through its ...

WWF, INTERPOL and German Federal Environment Ministry launch collaboration on environmental crime
12 Jan 2025

The CLEANaction 2024 Highlights report showcases practical examples of how to protect nature while ...

CLEANaction Coalition champions protection of nature while renewable infrastructure scales up
04 Dec 2024

Momentum continues to build behind the country-led Freshwater Challenge

Major funding boost for the Freshwater Challenge as membership hits 50 at the One Water Summit

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