WWF Welcomes the “Compromiso de Sevilla” as step forward for sustainable finance but without nature, the UN Sustainable Development Goals cannot be achieved.

WWF says slow progress in mid-year negotiations threatens success at COP30 in Brazil later this year BONN, Germany (Thursday 26 June 2025): Hopes for a strong foundation for COP30 were dashed when the ...

Ntokou Pikounda National ParkRemoteness and access to services NPNP is very remote. Access is limited, the most reliable means being only by river. This poses a health and safety risk for many: ...

Our third feature takes us to the Iberian Peninsula, where unique forest landscapes and the wildlife they support are threatened by increasingly ferocious wildfires.

With a new landmark global agreement on nature directing governments to eliminate harmful subsidies, align financial flows with a nature-positive future, and require the private sector to disclose ...

Oslo, Norway (28 November 2022) – Demand for minerals required to support the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources and battery storage can be cut by as much as 58% through ...

The latest science from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) shows that Earth’s natural systems play a central role in regulating the climate – and in protecting us from the worst ...

New findings of WWF´s Sustainable Financial Regulations and Central Bank Activities Tracker 2023 show that several central banks and financial supervisors are making notable progress to “green” their ...

By Fran Price, Lead, WWF Forest Practice The latest Global Forest Watch data tells a grim but familiar story: the world is failing forests. Despite the vital role of forests for climate stability, ...

Announced at the UN Water Conference in New York, the Freshwater Challenge aims to restore 300,000km of rivers (equivalent to more than 7 times around the Earth) and 350 million hectares of wetlands ...

WWF is launching a new report today supported and co-written by Deloitte Switzerland that offers a first comprehensive insight into the impact of insurance companies´ underwriting business on climate ...

The Eurasian lynx was once quite common in most of Europe. Nevertheless, most original populations became extinct, or their abundance has been dramatically reduced in the last two centuries due to ...