The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...
- WWF Global
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Adaptive Institutions
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Part of WWF's climate change adaptation work is research and capacity building.
The links on this page will lead you to reports and other guidance materials authored or co-authored by WWF.
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Taking Action for turtles
This document provides an introduction to the Adaptation Toolkit and directions on how it can be used to incorporate climate change adaptation strategies into marine turtle and coastal ecosystem conservation.
► Taking Action: An Introduction to Climate Smart Conservation
The Adaptation to Climate Change for Marine Turtles (ACT) project is examining how coastal ecosystems and marine turtles are affected by climate change and the best ways to reduce their vulnerability to changing environmental conditions.
Click here for the Adaptation to Climate Change Toolkit for coasts, a series of tools and resources aimed at anyone with an interest in climate change adaptation for coastal ecosystems.
Flowing Forward
Written by WWF and commissioned by the World Bank, the Flowing Forward report develops guiding principles, processes, and methodologies for incorporating climate change adaptation into water sector projects, with a particular emphasis on ecosystems.
► click here for Flowing Forward
RACER
WWF’S Rapid Assessment of Circum-Arctic Ecosystem Resilience (RACER) is a tool for identifying and mapping places of conservation importance throughout the Arctic. Read more here.
Climate Change and Mangroves
This WWF manual details on-the-ground experience and scientific knowledge to help conservation practitioners, protected area managers and other stakeholders responsible for protecting and managing the world's mangrove forests in a changing climate.
► Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Planning for Mangrove Systems (download)
Sablayan Climate Change Adaptation Project: a video