How areas of conservation help WWF work with local communities, partners, and governments to achieve lasting solutions to planet's greatest threats ...

In the Amazon, Eastern Pacific, Cerrado and Pantanal regions, WWF works to restore biodiversity and protect nature, helping ...

From the Arctic to the Great Plains, WWF works with communities and partners to conserve oceans, grasslands, and freshwater systems.

Ze Frank's YouTube show, "True Facts," is teaching millions of people about the weird and wonderful side of wildlife.

Since WWF and NOAA began funding leatherback monitoring here in 2017, local communities have reduced leatherback turtle egg poaching from about 60% to virtually zero—a staggering achievement when ...

It was reported this week that a change was made to the interpretation of the Endangered Species Act, one that would strike at the core of the law's purpose and intent. In response, World Wildlife ...

Local communities and governments are champions of conservation. They create protected areas, build sustainable nature-based ...

Bedari Collective pledges $25 million to WWF's Enduring Earth initiative, advancing Project Finance for Permanence and global 30x30 conservation goals ...

See how students and teachers are reducing school food waste through composting, food recovery, and sustainability programs ...

WWF’s free program helps schools cut cafeteria food waste by up to 70% while teaching students the value of food.

Can invasive species become valuable resources? Black locust trees reveal the opportunities and challenges of market-based ...

Discover how El Niño affects weather worldwide, its links to climate change, and what WWF is doing to build resilience.