Celebrating an amazing two years of zero rhino poaching in Nepal
Nepal marked two consecutive years since its last rhino was poached on May 2, 2014. This exceptional success is a[…]
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5 remarkable animal moms
It’s important to remember humans aren’t the only ones who take extraordinary steps to protect, nurture and raise their young.[…]
Read moreKenya’s Historic Ivory Destruction a Powerful Statement Against Wildlife Crime
In response to Kenya’s destruction of more than 100 tons of elephant ivory and one and half tons of rhino[…]
Read moreA symbol of hope: US designates bison as the national mammal
UPDATE, May 9: President Obama signs National Bison Legacy Act into law President Barack Obama signed into law the resolution[…]
Read moreNight vision: how WWF helped rangers illuminate the darkness
On March 8 at 1:51 am, standing on a four-inch-wide plank about 10 feet above the ground, I saw the[…]
Read moreAfter devastating earthquake, Nepal aims to reduce the risk of disaster through green rebuilding
Last April, Nepal experienced a devastating earthquake, resulting in a tragic loss of life and damage. But the people of[…]
Read moreSecretary Kerry’s Remarks to UN Emphasize Need for Climate Collaboration
In response to today’s remarks from Secretary of State John Kerry at the United Nations Signature Ceremony for the Paris[…]
Read more"Zero Deforestation” Champion Creates New Risks for Indonesia’s Forests
In response to a new study released today by WWF and eleven international and Indonesian NGOs, finding new risks associated[…]
Read moreTiger Resolution Sets New Paradigm for Conservation
(New Delhi, India) — The 3rd Asia Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation concluded today with tiger countries adopting the New[…]
Read moreGlobal Wild Tiger Population Increases, But Still a Long Way to Go
(New Delhi, India) — The number of wild tigers has been revised to 3,890, based on the best available data,[…]
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