In light of the ongoing debate about the future of the Endangered Species Act, WWF issued the following statement from Leigh ...
WWF partners with coastal and Indigenous communities to protect seascapes that sustain ocean health, livelihoods, and ...
WWF outlines how ocean industries can help reverse biodiversity loss and build a resilient blue economy through collective, ...
What does access to nature mean to you? For most of my life, all I had to do to be in nature was step out the door of my ...
Sloths—the adorable and lethargic animals living in treetops—depend on the health and survival of Central and South American ...
As extreme heat rises, clean water access is essential to protecting textile workers’ health, livelihoods, and supply chain ...
Saving rare species from extinction requires extraordinary measures. The black-footed ferret is one of North America’s most endangered mammals. Once thought to be extinct, after the species was ...
Giant pandas are among the most beloved animals on Earth—and they’re also one of conservation’s most hopeful success stories.
At first glance, a leaf sheep looks a lot like a fictional character. Two cartoonish eyes. Succulent-like leaves branching ...
In the mid-20th century, governments were beginning to recognize that trade in some wild animals and plants had a devastating impact on those species. These species were being driven toward extinction ...
FernGully taught many of us why forests matter. Decades later, its message still inspires action to protect nature and our ...
A workshop in Brazil demonstrates how Indigenous knowledge and conservation protects the forest and brings economic ...
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