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In this article, you’ll find some of the most exciting activities and updates from our work in the period of January to March 2025.

First Gathering of Women in Fisheries in the Mediterranean

Nature-based solutions are a more and more visible solution for climate change consequences adaptation

If we don't want to see animals only in photographs in the future, we need to protect them as soon as possible. And you can help us with that: Donate ...

Nature has survived and will always find a way to persist; it is humans who have disabled themselves from being resilient through their conformist ...

Wetland habitats show alarming decline in plant and animal species populations

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 ...