Month: October 2021
Forest regeneration offers hope for the future
An area of forest almost twice the size of the British Isles has grown back this century, showing the huge potential for nature to regenerate if we give it the chance
Thermal tech in the Arctic
We’ve tested cutting-edge technology using thermal cameras to help polar bears and people live together more safely
Driving down demand for ivory in China
Our work to raise awareness has helped slow the illegal ivory trade
Gallery: Richard Barrett’s Wild World
Join photographer Richard Barrett on a tour of the globe in search of some of its most legendary creatures in his new photo book
A burning problem
Around the world, wildfires are raging with unprecedented ferocity. But with your help, we’re taking action to tackle the causes and help communities deal with these devastating blazes
Arctic Ablaze
Wildfires have become a global problem, with colder regions now suffering the effects of devastating blazes as long-dormant greenhouse gases are released
Are tigers coming back from the brink?
For decades, we’ve worked tirelessly to secure a future for wild tigers. Now, as we approach a key milestone in tiger conservation, we need your help again
Photo story: Mission Jaguar, French Guiana
Secretive, shadowy jaguars are rarely seen. In their remote rainforest home, they live undetected but under pressure. We sent film-maker Emmanuel Rondeau on a mission: to photograph a wild jaguar in the jungles of French Guiana
Reef Rescue
We’ve identified resilient coral reefs that could survive climate change. It’s a big breakthrough, as these vital habitats are disappearing fast
Living with polar bears
As climate change causes summer sea ice to dwindle in the Arctic, hungry polar bears are increasingly coming into conflict with local people. But we’re helping them to live side by side more safely
Protecting the Amazon’s river dolphins
Icons of the Amazon, river dolphins are a vital barometer of the health of the river. As threats to their survival grow, we’re developing new technology to protect them
River rescue plan in place
After years of WWF campaigning, a new law will help protect the Yangtze river and its wildlife
You helped us discover more about pink river dolphins
An expedition in Colombia, made possible thanks to your support, has helped us learn more about pink river dolphins and how to protect them
Asking leaders to keep climate promises
To secure a future for people and wildlife, we’re demanding that every climate promise is kept – starting with the UK government and uniting under the banner #WeWontForget
The hunt for knowledge
After decades of research, information about snow leopards remains sparse. With your help, we’re filling the gaps in our knowledge to improve conservation efforts
