WWF is piloting Wholescape in England, Scotland, and Wales. Our innovative approach tackles the nature and climate crises by considering the interconnectedness of natural and human systems. Wholescape ...

Forests, especially in the tropics, are being lost at an alarming rate. In 2024 we lost the equivalent to around 18 football fields a minute. The causes of deforestation are well known – forests are ...

Kiltwalk is Scotland’s largest mass participation walking event with over 216,000 people taking part since 2016. At the ...

Kiltwalk is Scotland’s largest mass participation walking event with over 216,000 people taking part since 2016. At the ...

We've partnered with British Antarctic Survey (BAS) to search satellite images to find and track emperor penguin populations.

WWF, with funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, are supporting restoration of seagrass meadows in North Wales. Project Seagrass are carrying out the restoration of seagrass using a variety ...

India is home to more wild tigers than any other country. Living with one of the world’s most captivating yet powerful carnivores is no easy matter. In countries like the UK, it can be hard to imagine ...

Mountain gorillas have only one home: a network of parks crossing Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. An estimated 1,063 mountain gorillas are known to remain in the wild today.

The new Global Tipping Points Report, published by the University of Exeter with support from WWF, warns that global warming means that we are now entering a danger zone where multiple tipping points ...

An unexpected region of the Amazon is at the forefront of rapid growth in climate extremes, a new report reveals. The central north Amazon, a region with extensive areas of high forest cover, natural ...

Responding to claims that Keir Starmer may not be attending the COP30 climate talks in Brazil: WWF’s Chief Executive, Tanya Steele said: “This is the most important climate Conference since the UK ...

Adopted in 2015, the Paris Agreement is the world's most important international climate change treaty. It commits 195 countries to limit warming to well below two degrees, preferably 1.5ºC, measured ...