Discover how WWF’s work in 2024 made a difference for wildlife, ecosystems and communities.

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

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

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

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

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

With the decline in wild animals more catastrophic than previously thought, can COP16 deliver urgent action?

With the decline in wild animals more catastrophic than previously thought, can COP16 deliver urgent action?

As global sea levels rise, fishing villages to megacities, are facing a crisis that demands urgent attention.

Discover the climate-resilient salt-loving plants with the potential to revolutionise the UAE’s food scene.

WWF showcases the approaches transforming global food systems in the great food puzzle tool.

WWF's new tool helps countries navigate the food system challenge, the leading driver of nature loss.

How a Zambian community is protecting the forest’s natural ability to restore itself from the devastating.

When people live close to the forest, human-wildlife conflicts often arise. These conflicts can harm both people and nature, but ...

As ocean leaders meet in Costa Rica, WWF urges action on ocean health that will secure a healthier planet for all life on Earth.

An innovative wiki-style platform launches allowing conservationists to discover technologies that aid conservation efforts.

The world needs a nature-positive global economy that delivers lasting prosperity, says WWF’s finance lead Aaron Vermeulen.

Sustainable forestry practices are contributing to the conservation of threatened mammals in Congo Basin.

Millions of people around the world once again united for Earth Hour in support and celebration of our planet.

It will take a monumental effort to halt deforestation by the end of the decade but here are five trends that suggest we can do ...