WWF Updates

Political borders are for people. But for an animal like the snow leopard, with a home range that..

We’re witnessing an #EcoWakening, with more people than ever acting with our planet in mind. Are..

By Lilian Gikandi

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the impacts of human activity on nature..

Global soy traders are not doing enough to prevent the devastating impacts of soy production on..

By Lilian Gikandi

When is the last time you checked the ingredients of products in your grocery..

By Lilian Gikandi

There is much to celebrate in this month’s Conservation Pulse. From the “Top 100” young..

Fishing fast declining populations of sharks and rays in open seas is destroying a vital buffer..

From its origins in the Australian city of Sydney just 15 years ago, Earth Hour has become one of..

Forests are central to the lives of people and wildlife around the world. And their ongoing..

Our recent report showed that plans to mine the deep seabed for metals and minerals would harm this..

Fresh water is a shared resource that people and all wildlife on land depend on. So we are excited..

Overfishing of the slow-growing and late-maturing orange roughy in Australian waters in the 1980s..

Young people have a crucial role in building a sustainable future for our planet. So we are proud..

• Urgent action needed on climate crisis: The recent Leaders Summit on Climate, hosted by US..