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The WWF looks back at a memorable year for people and nature. 19 Dec 2023 Progress slow on landmark biodiversity deal A year after pledging to stop biodiversity loss, progress is ‘wildly below’ where it needs to be to meet the challenge ahead. 14 Dec 2023 Key takeaways from COP28 climate summit After intense negotiations the UN global climate summit, Cop28, comes to a close in Dubai. 07 Dec 2023 COP28: Progress needed after mixed week in Dubai WWF urges COP28 negotiators to step up their efforts to deliver a strong outcome from the UN climate conference. 29 Nov 2023 COP28: Restore credibility of climate action COP28 must revitalize global climate action with ambitious targets and a fossil fuel phase-out, writes WWF’s Manuel Pulgar-Vidal. 20 Nov 2023 Plastic pollution treaty hits roadblock While most countries support a new treaty to end the plastic pollution crisis, a handful hindered progress by choosing to delay. 07 Nov 2023 Plastic costs more for low-income countries Despite consuming less plastic, the lifetime cost of plastic in low-income countries is 10 times higher than rich ones, WWF warns. 24 Oct 2023 River dolphins in crisis, but declaration offers hope Six river dolphin species are facing extinction, but a new global declaration offers hope for their survival. 23 Oct 2023 Three Basins Summit: A critical moment for forests The Three Basins Summit offers hope at a critical juncture in the fate of the world's tropical forest basins. 16 Oct 2023 The $58 Trillion Water Crisis Freshwater ecosystems at risk, threatening human and planetary health and $58 trillion in value, WWF warns. 11 Oct 2023 Emperor penguins, krill at risk from sea-ice loss WWF is calling for new marine protected areas to safeguard Antarctica, where sea-ice has declined to record lows. 05 Oct 2023 Pope highlights need for action on climate crisis The first papal document to focus on the climate crisis calls for urgent action to avoid “catastrophic” consequences. 27 Sep 2023 Leaders move forward on global nature goals New initiatives and finance to tackle the biodiversity crisis are announced although more action is still urgently needed. 14 Sep 2023 Invest in nature for a fairer, safer world WWF’s Marco Lambertini makes the case for investing in nature to deliver the SDGs and secure lasting prosperity. 13 Sep 2023 Fisheries subsidies reform: Why it matters WWF is urging the removal of harmful fishing subsidies that are adding to the impact of climate change in the ocean. 18 Aug 2023 Working with Indigenous Peoples for a fairer, greener future Find out how Indigenous Peoples around the world are protecting their lands, waters, and wildlife 07 Aug 2023 WWF-backed coalition wins UN prize The coalition of civil society groups that successfully called for the global right to a healthy environment wins a UN award. 24 Jul 2023 The innovations tackling food loss and waste With as much as 40% of food going uneaten, the WWF has developed a framework to deliver innovative solutions to food systems. 22 Jun 2023 How climate change affects life on Earth New visual data depicts the gravity of climate change and how it will impact all species and generations of people. 05 Jun 2023 Uniting against the plastic pollution crisis WWF’s Marco Lambertini calls for decisive action to end plastic pollution which is harming our wellbeing and the environment. 02 May 2023 The benefits of restoring tuna populations Tuna play important roles in ocean ecosystems and overfishing harms ocean health, writes WWF Oceans Practice Leader Pepe Clarke. 27 Mar 2023 Millions celebrate WWF's Earth Hour People from more than 190 countries and territories came together for Earth Hour 2023, creating the biggest hour for Earth. 20 Mar 2023 Key findings from UN climate report The latest science on the climate crisis and its effect on all living things is laid out in a powerful new United Nations report. 08 Mar 2023 Endangered porpoise population increases New hope for the critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoise as numbers increase for the first time since records began. 08 Mar 2023 New ocean treaty is landmark moment Governments agree to a new global UN treaty that paves the way for greater protection of the ocean. 06 Mar 2023 Brands join together for nature Over 200 of the world’s best-loved businesses and NGOs highlight nature loss for WWF’s #WorldWithoutNature campaign. 04 Mar 2023 Brands lose nature on World Wildlife Day Brands, sports team, community groups and NGOs around the globe take part in the #WorldWithoutNature activation. 09 Feb 2023 Hope for a nature-positive world Every country must step-up and reverse nature loss following the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. 08 Feb 2023 Restoring mangroves to regenerate wetlands Restoring the Mai Po wetlands in Hong Kong after years of biodiversity loss could inspire similar projects around the world. 01 Feb 2023 Time to deliver 30x30 for the ocean Protecting and conserving 30% of the ocean by 2030 is a task of global magnitude, writes WWF Oceans Practice Leader Pepe Clarke. 30 Jan 2023 WWF highlights from landmark year WWF Annual Report 2022 reveals key conservation achievements from our diverse worldwide network. 26 Jan 2023 Why smart money is invested in nature WWF Interim Global Finance Practice Leader Elisa Vacherand reveals how financial institutions can shape a nature-positive economy. 19 Dec 2022 Global deal to reverse nature loss by 2030 agreed The Kunming-Montreal Agreement which commits countries to halting and reversing biodiversity loss by 2030 is adopted at COP15. 15 Dec 2022 COP15: WWF demands strong commitments to nature WWF delegates discuss why now is the moment to turn commitments on nature to action at COP15. 08 Dec 2022 Youth voices: Defending nature at COP15 From generational equity to people’s livelihoods - the topics young people want addressing at COP15. 06 Dec 2022 WWF message in lights to COP15 leaders Montreal's courthouse plays host to a spectacular WWF projection reminding leaders at COP15 that the world is watching. 30 Nov 2022 Strong biodiversity agreement must follow climate inaction Leaders fail to accelerate efforts for a stable climate at COP27 but have the opportunity to safeguard biodiversity at COP15. 21 Nov 2022 Dr Kirsten Schuijt named Director General of WWF International WWF announced today the appointment of Dr Kirsten Schuijt as the next Director General of WWF International. Currently Chief Executive of WWF ... 28 Sep 2022 OUR LATEST CONSERVATION SUCCESSES - SEPTEMBER 2022 Dive into the September issue of WWF’s Conservation Pulse, where we recap the positive actions we've taken alongside our partners for people and ... 09 Sep 2022 Flood disaster in Pakistan Record monsoon rains and flash floods have caused devastating flooding in Pakistan, leaving a third of the country underwater. 05 Sep 2022 Don't blame the drought for drying out Doñana The Doñana wetland in Spain has dried out - a disaster for one of Europe's most important and protected ecosystems and for the people & nature that ... 29 Jul 2022 A turning point for tigers? On Global Tiger Day, we are delighted to share news of a doubling in Nepal’s wild tiger numbers over the past 12 years. But how is the future looking ... 01 Jul 2022 Securing Colombia's natural heritage Heritage Colombia – or Herencia Colombia in Spanish – is a new US$245 million initiative that will help to safeguard 32 million hectares of land and ... 23 Jun 2022 Three ways we can turn the tide on nature loss The impacts of nature loss affect us all, and it is only getting worse – since 1970 wildlife populations have declined by two-thirds. Only urgent and ... 15 Jun 2022 OUR LATEST CONSERVATION SUCCESSES - JUNE 2022 Dive into the June issue of WWF’s Conservation Pulse, where we recap the positive actions we've taken alongside our partners for people and nature. 09 Feb 2022 Can this be a great Year of the Tiger? In 2010, countries with wild tigers made a stunning commitment: to double their numbers by 2022. We bring you news on the progress that’s been made ... 07 Feb 2022 COURT RULES AGAINST MINING OF CROATIAN RIVER Croatia has seen welcome news on our efforts to tackle one of the biggest but least well-known threats to rivers around the world: sand mining. 13 Jan 2022 Fighting supremacy: Wilson and Tutu’s shared legacy 02 Dec 2021 Planet-friendly recipes © Getty Posted on 27 Sep 2023 Leaders move forward on global nature goals New initiatives and finance to tackle the biodiversity crisis are announced although more action is still urgently needed. © Karine Aigner/WWF-US Posted on 14 Sep 2023 Invest in nature for a fairer, safer world WWF’s Marco Lambertini makes the case for investing in nature to deliver the SDGs and secure lasting prosperity. © James Morgan / WWF-US Posted on 13 Sep 2023 Fisheries subsidies reform: Why it matters WWF is urging the removal of harmful fishing subsidies that are adding to the impact of climate change in the ocean. © Getty Images Posted on 24 Jan 2024 How to transform our energy systems Cop 28 is paving the way for a green energy future but faster fairer action is needed, writes WWF Global Energy Lead Dean Cooper. © naturepl.com / Tony Wu / WWF Posted on 20 Dec 2023 WWF in 2023: Review of the year From high seas success to new deforestation law. The WWF looks back at a memorable year for people and nature. © Holly Chapman Posted on 19 Dec 2023 Progress slow on landmark biodiversity deal A year after pledging to stop biodiversity loss, progress is ‘wildly below’ where it needs to be to meet the challenge ahead. © 10 Billion Solutions / Rosa Castaneda Posted on 14 Dec 2023 Key takeaways from COP28 climate summit After intense negotiations the UN global climate summit, Cop28, comes to a close in Dubai. © Rosa Castaneda / 10 Billion Solutions Posted on 07 Dec 2023 COP28: Progress needed after mixed week in Dubai WWF urges COP28 negotiators to step up their efforts to deliver a strong outcome from the UN climate conference. © Edward Parker / WWF Posted on 29 Nov 2023 COP28: Restore credibility of climate action COP28 must revitalize global climate action with ambitious targets and a fossil fuel phase-out, writes WWF’s Manuel Pulgar-Vidal. © Brian Yurasits/Unsplash Posted on 20 Nov 2023 Plastic pollution treaty hits roadblock While most countries support a new treaty to end the plastic pollution crisis, a handful hindered progress by choosing to delay. © Riccardo Mayee / Shutterstock Posted on 07 Nov 2023 Plastic costs more for low-income countries Despite consuming less plastic, the lifetime cost of plastic in low-income countries is 10 times higher than rich ones, WWF warns. © Shutterstock / Coulanges / WWF-Sweden Posted on 24 Oct 2023 River dolphins in crisis, but declaration offers hope Six river dolphin species are facing extinction, but a new global declaration offers hope for their survival. © WWF Posted on 23 Oct 2023 Three Basins Summit: A critical moment for forests The Three Basins Summit offers hope at a critical juncture in the fate of the world's tropical forest basins. © PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo Posted on 16 Oct 2023 The $58 Trillion Water Crisis Freshwater ecosystems at risk, threatening human and planetary health and $58 trillion in value, WWF warns. © Fritz Pölking / WWF Posted on 11 Oct 2023 Emperor penguins, krill at risk from sea-ice loss WWF is calling for new marine protected areas to safeguard Antarctica, where sea-ice has declined to record lows. © Michael Sutton / WWF Posted on 05 Oct 2023 Pope highlights need for action on climate crisis The first papal document to focus on the climate crisis calls for urgent action to avoid “catastrophic” consequences. © Getty Posted on 27 Sep 2023 Leaders move forward on global nature goals New initiatives and finance to tackle the biodiversity crisis are announced although more action is still urgently needed. © Karine Aigner/WWF-US Posted on 14 Sep 2023 Invest in nature for a fairer, safer world WWF’s Marco Lambertini makes the case for investing in nature to deliver the SDGs and secure lasting prosperity. © James Morgan / WWF-US Posted on 13 Sep 2023 Fisheries subsidies reform: Why it matters WWF is urging the removal of harmful fishing subsidies that are adding to the impact of climate change in the ocean. © Getty Images Posted on 24 Jan 2024 How to transform our energy systems Cop 28 is paving the way for a green energy future but faster fairer action is needed, writes WWF Global Energy Lead Dean Cooper. © naturepl.com / Tony Wu / WWF Posted on 20 Dec 2023 WWF in 2023: Review of the year From high seas success to new deforestation law. The WWF looks back at a memorable year for people and nature. © Holly Chapman Posted on 19 Dec 2023 Progress slow on landmark biodiversity deal A year after pledging to stop biodiversity loss, progress is ‘wildly below’ where it needs to be to meet the challenge ahead. © 10 Billion Solutions / Rosa Castaneda Posted on 14 Dec 2023 Key takeaways from COP28 climate summit After intense negotiations the UN global climate summit, Cop28, comes to a close in Dubai. © Rosa Castaneda / 10 Billion Solutions Posted on 07 Dec 2023 COP28: Progress needed after mixed week in Dubai WWF urges COP28 negotiators to step up their efforts to deliver a strong outcome from the UN climate conference. © Edward Parker / WWF Posted on 29 Nov 2023 COP28: Restore credibility of climate action COP28 must revitalize global climate action with ambitious targets and a fossil fuel phase-out, writes WWF’s Manuel Pulgar-Vidal. © Brian Yurasits/Unsplash Posted on 20 Nov 2023 Plastic pollution treaty hits roadblock While most countries support a new treaty to end the plastic pollution crisis, a handful hindered progress by choosing to delay. © Riccardo Mayee / Shutterstock Posted on 07 Nov 2023 Plastic costs more for low-income countries Despite consuming less plastic, the lifetime cost of plastic in low-income countries is 10 times higher than rich ones, WWF warns. © Shutterstock / Coulanges / WWF-Sweden Posted on 24 Oct 2023 River dolphins in crisis, but declaration offers hope Six river dolphin species are facing extinction, but a new global declaration offers hope for their survival. © WWF Posted on 23 Oct 2023 Three Basins Summit: A critical moment for forests The Three Basins Summit offers hope at a critical juncture in the fate of the world's tropical forest basins. © PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo Posted on 16 Oct 2023 The $58 Trillion Water Crisis Freshwater ecosystems at risk, threatening human and planetary health and $58 trillion in value, WWF warns. © Fritz Pölking / WWF Posted on 11 Oct 2023 Emperor penguins, krill at risk from sea-ice loss WWF is calling for new marine protected areas to safeguard Antarctica, where sea-ice has declined to record lows. © Michael Sutton / WWF Posted on 05 Oct 2023 Pope highlights need for action on climate crisis The first papal document to focus on the climate crisis calls for urgent action to avoid “catastrophic” consequences. © Getty Posted on 27 Sep 2023 Leaders move forward on global nature goals New initiatives and finance to tackle the biodiversity crisis are announced although more action is still urgently needed. © Karine Aigner/WWF-US Posted on 14 Sep 2023 Invest in nature for a fairer, safer world WWF’s Marco Lambertini makes the case for investing in nature to deliver the SDGs and secure lasting prosperity. © James Morgan / WWF-US Posted on 13 Sep 2023 Fisheries subsidies reform: Why it matters WWF is urging the removal of harmful fishing subsidies that are adding to the impact of climate change in the ocean. 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