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WWF's 2024 forests achievements
16 Dec 2024
WWF's 2024 forests achievements

Despite daunting challenges, WWF with our many partners around the world, is making progress and driving action.

COP29 Outcome: Weak finance deal is a setback for climate action
24 Nov 2024
COP29 Outcome: Weak finance deal is a setback for climate action
Nurturing nature and communities
08 Nov 2024
Nurturing nature and communities

WWF and IKEA join forces to support Indian farmers growing responsible cotton and protecting nature.

Success and disappointment at COP16
06 Nov 2024
Success and disappointment at COP16

WWF welcomes progress at biodiversity conference but urges stronger action to restore nature.

Restoring the jaguar king’s kingdom
25 Oct 2024
Restoring the jaguar king’s kingdom

In Mexico, WWF is working to connect important forest landscapes so that jaguars can roam freely once again.

Shaping an economy that works with nature
17 Oct 2024
Shaping an economy that works with nature

How can we create a global economy that values and respects nature and its services?
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