Part 3: Fire and resilience. The Iberian Peninsula faces the flames of climate change.

Part 2: Warming waters and shifting species. The Mediterranean feels the pressure of climate change.

Part 1: WWF's urgent intervention when drought threatened a generation of African elephants.

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

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

With the decline in wild animals more catastrophic than previously thought, can COP16 deliver ...

ShellBank - the world’s first marine turtle traceability toolkit and database - is now open-access ...

IMO has adopted new measures for the prevention and suppression of wildlife smuggling in maritime ...

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a dramatic impact on the global community; on people’s lives and ...

WWF has conducted the largest consumer survey about ivory trade in China – 2,000 people in 15 ...

A Framework for Understanding Nature-related Risk to Business

50 years of collaboration for whale and dolphin conservation

WWF and Global Initiative report on gaps in global legal architecture

Strategy to guide conservation of Central Africa's declining western gorillas and chimpanzees

Findings highlight the scale of the illegal trade, particularly in South East Asia