Colombia Pioneers Community-Based Basin Report Card Model
Today World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES), along with local partners, released[…]
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WWF Statement on New US Arctic Drilling Standards
In response to the Department of the Interior’s new Arctic offshore drilling safety regulations, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) issued the[…]
Read moreSnow leopard research breathes new life into community conservation in Nepal
Just beyond the remote mountain village of Yangma in the high Himalayas of eastern Nepal, Nepali conservationists fitted a female[…]
Read moreAmerica the beautiful: a look at some of the country’s most fascinating animals
We’re all quick to recognize the beauty of elephants roaming through Africa and Asia, the tigers traversing Southeast Asia and[…]
Read moreBoulder Named 2016 US Earth Hour City Challenge Capital
The City of Boulder, CO has been named the 2016 US Earth Hour Capital in the fourth year of World[…]
Read moreNorth American Leaders Commit to Continent-wide Clean Energy
In response to the Obama administration’s pledge to join with Canada and Mexico to power North America with 50 percent[…]
Read moreWWF Study: Ivory Trade in Hong Kong Could be Banned Within Two Years, while Government Proposes a Closure by 2021
Just days after the Hong Kong government published its draft five-year timetable to end the domestic ivory trade, WWF today[…]
Read moreMaking a better bear tracker
In a room in a convention center in Anchorage, several people—including top polar bear researchers, engineers, and Alaskan native people—are[…]
Read moreHonoring Boulder as the 2016 US Earth Hour Capital
WWF is excited to recognize Boulder, Colorado as this year’s US Earth Hour Capital for its leadership in addressing climate[…]
Read moreGlobal momentum in elephant conservation
Elephants have been hit hard by a global poaching epidemic that’s emptying the planet of an array of wildlife. As[…]
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