WWF experts work with coastal communities around the world to improve management, implement climate-smart restoration, and ...

The lanky young man in skinny joggers grew up in the town of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, but after completing school in ...

Over half of Rio Grande water use is unsustainable. Farmers and WWF urge investment in solutions to secure water for people ...

There's a lot that people can do at home to reduce food waste. Everyone can take practical steps like freezing food before it ...

FSC® certification helps protect forests, wildlife, and Indigenous rights. Look for the FSC logo when buying paper, furniture ...

Nearly 200 countries had agreed back in Dubai in 2023 to transition away from fossil fuels. Yet in the two COPs since, not a ...

At WWF, we are inspired by you—by your love and passion for protecting this incredible planet we call home. Thank you for all ...

These mysterious creatures undertake extraordinary journeys—a metamorphosis and migration so dramatic it rivals any in nature ...

When ranchers manage land for long-term ecosystem health, both people and wildlife will benefit. World Wildlife Fund Inc. is ...

When the CARE-WWF Alliance began promoting sustainable practices for forests and agriculture in Mbondo, things began to ...

The black spider monkey—also known as the Guiana or red-faced spider monkey—is found in eastern South America in areas north of the Amazon River. They are one of seven species of spider monkeys found ...

As the largest traded food commodity in the world, seafood provides sustenance to billions of people worldwide. More than 3 billion people in the world rely on wild-caught and farmed seafood as a ...