In April 2025, Nepal announced its first-ever national snow leopard population estimate using a robust methodology. This follows years of collaboration between WWF-Nepal, government agencies, and ...

The High Seas Treaty is a new global agreement designed to protect and manage the parts of the ocean that lie beyond any one ...

WWF warns that climate change and nature loss are driving an unprecedented threat to food security Retailers’ progress in reducing environmental risks is stagnating, threatening future commercial ...

David Walsh, head of public affairs at WWF said: “We welcome the EIP’s endorsement of Nature-Positive Transition Pathways, something we have long called for, to halt and reverse nature loss across ...

Responding to the news today (Thurs 18 Nov) that the Scottish Government has pushed back the introduction of the Heat in Buildings Bill, Claire Daly, Head of Policy and Advocacy at WWF Scotland said: ...

In Guaviare, in the Colombian Amazon, birdsong and the creaking of the jungle still dominate the landscape, and the roar of the jaguar endures, a powerful guardian of the biodiverse forest.

WWF’s latest report has found a staggering black hole in funding to protect the Amazon rainforest in Brazil – one of Earth’s most critical ecosystems WWF is calling for financial institutions in both ...

India is home to more wild tigers than any other country. Living with one of the world’s most captivating yet powerful carnivores is no easy matter. In countries like the UK, it can be hard to imagine ...

Mountain gorillas have only one home: a network of parks crossing Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. An estimated 1,063 mountain gorillas are known to remain in the wild today.

Commenting on the Countryside Stewardship extension, Sofia Parente, Head of Policy (Production), at WWF said: "Climate change and nature loss are the biggest threats to food security and farmers’ ...

The new Global Tipping Points Report, published by the University of Exeter with support from WWF, warns that global warming means that we are now entering a danger zone where multiple tipping points ...

An unexpected region of the Amazon is at the forefront of rapid growth in climate extremes, a new report reveals. The central north Amazon, a region with extensive areas of high forest cover, natural ...