Rod Downie, Chief Advisor for Polar and Oceans at WWF-UK, said: “It is encouraging that the UK Government has now ratified and will be at the table for the first Conference of the Parties to the High ...
Dive in and create your own colourful ocean scene with paper sea creatures.
Based on a global survey of over 500 business leaders in 19 countries, this report looks how businesses are engaging with the net-zero, nature-positive transition. It also looks at how climate, nature ...
Rick Parfett, WWF’s Head of Climate Policy, said: “As temperature records are smashed and Britain swelters, today’s carbon budget vote takes place amid a scorching reminder of the urgent need to ...
Forests are essential for nature, people, and a stable climate. Yet, around the world, vast areas of forest are being destroyed every day. Countless species of animals are losing their homes. And 1.6 ...
This report explores the barriers, challenges and enablers faced by farmers around the coast of the Firth of Forth as they work to adopt more climate‑ and nature‑friendly farming practices. It ...
We work both in the UK and internationally to support local wildlife and the communities that live alongside them. Here are a handful of projects we have worked on.
The UK is home to some of the most diverse and beautiful wildlife on Earth. Our isles have more ancient oak trees than the rest of Europe put together; 60% of the world’s chalk streams flow in ...
The elegant and well-camouflaged snow leopard is one of the world’s most elusive cats. Thinly spread across 12 countries in central and south Asia, it’s at home in high, rugged mountain landscapes.
As climate change and biodiversity loss intensify, the world must nearly triple its annual spending on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) from US$200 billion to US$542 billion by 2030. Mobilising ...
The giant panda is perhaps one of the most recognisable symbols when it comes to conservation, with a rich history substantiating this fame. Step back into the 1980s and wild giant panda populations ...