WWF’s ‘How climate changes wildlife’ series focuses on the need to safeguard wildlife around the world from these harmful ...

Part 2: Warming waters and shifting species. The Mediterranean feels the pressure of climate change.

Banks in Africa and Latin America trail Asian counterparts on sustainability but can help unlock a global nature-positive ...

WWF Asia Pacific is seeking to update our roster of communications consultants. Successful candidates on our roster will be experienced individuals or companies, interested and available to support ...

Want to make a positive difference to the future of people and our one shared home, the Earth? Working at WWF could be your opportunity of a lifetime. All around the world, people are waking up to the ...

This WWF update provides exciting examples of the progress we have been making in recent months. Alongside our partners and supporters, we have been working hard to tackle the climate and nature loss ...

Anchoring losses and damages in NDCs can provide the necessary plans and actions to safeguard people and nature. 2024 was the first year that the global annual temperature exceeded 1.5°C, the limit ...

Achieving the Paris Agreement’s global temperature goal of 1.5℃ is only feasible through a comprehensive phase-out of fossil fuels. And countries need to embed these implementation plans in their ...

In the heart of Madagascar’s Menabe region — a biodiversity hotspot renowned for its sprawling mangroves, rare dry forests, and endemic species — a quiet revolution is unfolding. Here, in the village ...

El piloto de Evaluación de Banca Sostenible (Sustainable Banking Assessment -SUSBA) de Latinoamérica evaluó a 22 bancos líderes en seis países. El análisis de SUSBA revela una amplia gama de prácticas ...

Sperm whales, the planet’s largest toothed predator, have incredibly complex social structures and cultural practices. During a recent WWF-backed research expedition around Greece’s northwestern ...