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Here you can find the latest news from WWF Adria
Climate change and nature loss are among the top risks the world faces - 2025 must kickstart five years of transformative global action
WWF calls on countries to unite around necessary binding upstream measures and urgently adopt the treaty that people and nature need
WWF welcomes progress at COP16, but cautions that postponing challenging decisions may hinder full Global Biodiversity Framework implementation
New Living Planet Report, published today, is warning us that what happens over the next five years will be crucial for the future of life on Earth ...
If we don't change our consumer habits, instead of a bountiful fish dinner, we might be faced with - stone soup
We are hiring a person for the position of Communications and Campaigns Officer.
Removing artificial barriers from the Bijela Rijeka in Plitvice Lakes National Park allows fish and other species to migrate, significantly reducing ...
Building an adventure park in the first zone of the protection in Gërmia would have terrible consequences for nature
Today, after a nail-biting last discussion, the EU Environmental Council finally adopted the Nature Restoration Law (NRL), marking the last step for ...
Removing artificial barriers from rivers restores the natural flow dynamics, allows the migration of fish and other river-dwelling species, and ...
