Climate
“Let’s not be afraid to be optimistic”
Nature can boost our physical and mental wellbeing – including easing eco-anxiety. WWF-UK’s Will Baldwin-Cantello explains how the great outdoors is good for us
Ask our leaders to bring our world back to life
The next government will need to take urgent action to stop the destruction of nature. Sign our petition to let the UK’s leaders know that more must be done
You’ve helped Kenya’s rhinos survive devastating droughts
Thanks to you, endangered rhinos in Kenya received extra food and water to help them stay healthy in a prolonged dry spell
Take a step to protect nature on a Great Wild Walk
Put your best foot forward and do your bit to support nature by joining one of our Great Wild Walks this year
Make a difference in 60 minutes with Earth Hour
Turn a symbolic act into action with this year’s Earth Hour. Whether you switch off your lights or spark a conversation, our ideas will help you make a change
“If forests don’t survive, neither will we”
Our landmark State of the Planet Address calls for action to protect our world. The most recent event focused on forests and their vital role in fighting climate change
Changing the future of food
Young activists are leading the call for a shake-up in food production and consumption. See how they’re sharing ideas to help protect nature
Enjoy Wild Isles on the big screen
Join us in May for an inspiring tour celebrating the beauty of UK nature – and your chance to enjoy incredible Wild Isles highlights
The biggest deals from COP28 – and what they mean
The latest global climate conference caused celebration and concern in equal measure. We look at five key decisions and the effect they might have
“It’s important to remember that collective power is so strong”
WWF ambassador and chart-topping singer Ellie Goulding tells us why she’s passionate about making sure everyone has a voice when it comes to conservation
Ask our leaders to take action for UK nature
The latest State of Nature report sparked protests around the UK as it revealed wildlife is still in decline. Will you help us call for more action?
You’ve helped us count snow leopards in Nepal
Thanks to your support, we now have a better idea of the status of these elusive big cats in Nepal’s largest national park
Fresh ideas to cut food waste
Throwing food away is bad news for your budget and the planet. But there are plenty of tasty ideas to try if you find yourself with unused ingredients
Save our wild isles – at work!
Businesses have a huge role to play in protecting and restoring UK nature. Discover how our films can help you spread the word at work
Five ways you can take action for the Amazon
From conscious consumption to sparking discussion, discover how you can play a part in safeguarding this irreplaceable ecosystem
Water relief for families affected by Bolivian drought
Your support has brought fresh water to Indigenous families in a region suffering from drought and forest fires
Forest restoration races ahead in Kenya
Thanks to you, a landscape famed for producing world-beating long-distance runners is turning green
Reduce your pet’s carbon pawprint
Pets bring joy to our lives, but they also create a significant carbon footprint. Our tips will help you reduce the impact of your furry, scaly or fishy friends
Unlock the green potential of your pension
While many of us pay into a pension to protect our financial future, choosing a provider that invests in sustainable projects could protect the planet too
How you’re helping protect precious mangroves
Mangroves are unique habitats where the forest meets the sea. In Myanmar, these areas are under threat, but we’re working with local communities to manage them sustainably
Eight ideas for a greener holiday
Whether you want to relax or go on an adventure, a summer holiday is a great opportunity to see new places. Our tips make it easy to reduce your travel footprint
Ask your MP to stand up for nature
We’re calling on leaders to stand up for nature and take action on climate change. Will you add your voice to ours?
Volunteers make a difference for marine turtles in Fiji
Thanks to your support, we’ve trained a team of local volunteers in Fiji to protect threatened marine turtles
Notes from the field: Emperor penguins
Life among Antarctica’s emperor penguins is challenging but hugely rewarding for ornithologist Jimmy Allain, who says the more we study these majestic birds, the better we can protect them
Take action today to Save Our Wild Isles
As Sir David Attenborough’s new UK-focused natural history series is aired, we’re calling on everyone to take urgent action to Save Our Wild Isles
Blue sea thinking: The power of seaweed
The UK’s marine environment is a powerful ally in tackling climate change. You’re helping us to restore and protect this critical life-support system and to unlock the potential of ‘blue carbon’ through regenerative ocean farming
Shared solutions for the climate and cost of living crises
Reliance on fossil fuels is driving the global climate crisis, and a cost-of-living crisis in the UK. But it’s possible to tackle both problems at the same time
Get involved: Meet a walrus detective
Our Walrus From Space project, in partnership with British Antarctic Survey, is giving thousands of people the chance to get involved with conservation research. Volunteer Evy Schouten explains why she signed up to become a citizen scientist
Tomorrow’s Tigers: Protecting big cats through art
Together with Sotheby’s and Artwise Curators, we’ve seen some very special rugs helping to turn things around for tigers
Making a change after COP15
Nations struck a landmark agreement to protect nature at the COP15 biodiversity summit – but we need your help to push for real action
People power to fight Amazon fires
We’re working with communities in the Colombian Amazon to prevent the spread of forest fires
“It’s not too late to do the right thing for nature”
WWF-UK’s director of science, Mark Wright, explains what the findings of our latest Living Planet Report mean for all of us – and how we have to work together to protect nature
Supporting the shift to green energy
We’re working around the world to ensure the transition to renewable energy is accessible and fair for everyone
Five ways to eat well for nature
Start making a difference today! Introduce small changes to your everyday meals and you can help create a better world
Rhino numbers rise again in Kenya
Thanks to your support, we’re helping to turn the tide on poaching – and the black rhino population in Kenya is on the up
Amazon warning from COP27
Our new Living Amazon Report warns that the region is alarmingly close to an irreversible tipping point, and protecting it is more urgent than ever
Join our walrus watch!
As walruses face the reality of the climate crisis, we need to know more about how they’re affected.
So we’re supporting a vast satellite survey in the Arctic – and we need your help
Defending the Amazon with drones
Thanks to your support, Indigenous communities in Brazil have been able to use technology to help protect their land
Living Planet Report reveals nature in crisis
Wildlife population sizes around the world are in decline, with biodiversity and human livelihoods under threat. Our 2022 Living Planet Report shows that urgent action is needed – but change is possible
New documentary highlights Amazon struggle
Feature-length film The Territory documents one Indigenous community’s fight against deforestation
“We’re part of a bigger ecosystem”
Designer, WWF ambassador and Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud explains why sustainability starts at home
Krill – superheroes of the ocean
Some of the smallest marine creatures are the most important, providing food for countless species while also drawing carbon from the atmosphere – so protecting them is vital
Wales steps up to tackle deforestation
Wales has shown that a small country can make a big difference, with the Welsh government announcing its determination to stop importing products linked to deforestation overseas
Crucial data collection will help Fiji’s turtles
Marine turtles will have a better chance of coping with the impacts of climate change, thanks to research you’ve enabled
Six essential pollinators – and how to help them
A wide range of insects are vital for thriving flowers, trees and crops. Gardening expert Kate Bradbury offers a guide to six essential species and the plants you can grow to support them
Planting for pollinators
We can’t live without bees, but in the UK they’re being pushed to the brink. So this summer let’s make every garden an oasis for pollinators
Raising the alarm for polar bears
With your support, Arctic scientists have published vital research into the effects of climate change on polar bear populations
Predicting the future of sea ice
Arctic sea ice is melting fast, with devastating consequences for people and wildlife. But we’re developing new technology to help forecast ice conditions, so we can plan for change
Video: How to change the future of our food
The food we eat has a huge impact on nature, but individuals and industry can change this. We asked farmers and food experts for their views on the future of food
Video: How to live a greener life
From pensions to packed lunches, there are so many ways to live a more sustainable life. We gathered a range of experts for a look at all the options
Video: How to restore nature in a warming world
What can we do to help nature bounce back? We gathered top conservationists and scientists for an online discussion of the change that’s possible
We’re helping big banking go green
The finance industry has an enormous carbon footprint. But with your support, we’ve paved the way for new legislation to drive responsible investing
Photo story: India’s corridor of life
Thanks to your support, wild tigers are able to roam between the forests of Nepal and India, and local communities can coexist with big cats
Notes from the field: Antarctic seals
How do you survey sleeping seals? Very carefully, reports polar scientist Prem Gill
Celebrating 60 years of WWF
As we mark our 60th anniversary in 2021, we take a look at some of the amazing successes you’ve helped us achieve
UK wildlife feeling the heat
The effects of climate change can already be seen close to home, with UK wildlife facing unprecedented challenges
The world’s climate change hotspots
Climate change could make critical ecosystems around the globe unsuitable for wildlife or people. Here are some of the stories from the affected areas
Make nature our climate hero
Nature can be one of our greatest allies in the fight against climate change. We’re calling for urgent action from governments to limit global warming to 1.5ºC – with the help of nature-based solutions
The true cost of your food
Your food choices have a huge impact on the planet. Do you know the environmental footprint of your next meal?
Video: Koala rescue!
A year after being rescued from the catastrophic bushfires of 2019–20, Annie the koala has returned to the wild
You’ve helped us protect vital Scottish peatlands
Scotland’s unique peatlands are home to rare wildlife as well as storing huge amounts of carbon – and with your support we can stop their destruction
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
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
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
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
