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Bangkok, December 19, 2016 – A rainbow-headed snake resembling David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust character, a dragon-like lizard and a newt that looks like a Klingon from the movie Star Trek are three of the 163 new species discovered recently i…
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Just one week after scientists warned of unprecedented change brought on by warming in the Arctic, President Obama announced permanent protection for 115 million acres of federal waters in the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas. Including previous presidential withdrawals, today’s action protects nearly 125 million acres in the offshore Arctic from future oil and gas activity.
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China is a country of incredible size and beauty and home to many of the iconic species WWF works to[…]
Read moreIn response to the announcement from the National Snow and Ice Data Center on record low November Arctic sea ice[…]
Read moreFaced with dramatic declines in nature, governments must come prepared to urgently implement their collective commitments to global biodiversity conservation[…]
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In the waning days of 2016, it’s important to pause for a moment to celebrate all we’ve accomplished for wildlife,[…]
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One of the last great stands of rain forest in the deforestation hotspot of the Indonesian island of Sumatra has[…]
Read moreWWF and actor Nicholas Hoult, along with his two childhood friends, Carlos Adams and Nick Atkins, will team up for[…]
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The following piece was written by former WWF intern Kate Rasmussen to offer readers a glimpse into the life of[…]
Read moreWith massive infrastructure plans threatening all tiger landscapes and risking recent gains in tiger conservation, Asian governments must adopt a[…]
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