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Press Releases
- Global Elephant Ivory Ban Stands Firm at CITES August 22, 2019
- Declaración de WWF sobre incendios forestales en la Amazonía de Brasil August 21, 2019
- WWF Statement on Brazilian Amazon Forest Fires August 21, 2019
- Saiga Antelope Gain Zero-Export Annotation at CITES August 21, 2019
- WWF Statement on Cooperation between CITES and the World Heritage Convention August 19, 2019
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- World governments maintain full ban on international ivory trade at #CITESCoP18 https://t.co/fZWcazMYMi
- International commercial trade of saiga horn is concerning considering populations have suffered alarming declines… https://t.co/7Q3BSNrikr
- The out of control forest fires in Brazil are devastating, but not surprising. Conserving the Amazon, and other are… https://t.co/qDdbtqheA2
WWF In The News
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Census Finds Nearly 3,000 Tigers In India July 29, 2019 – NPR
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Experts Pitch Technology, Awareness as Food Waste Opportunities July 24, 2019 – AgriPulse
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How Small Islands Can Harness the Ocean Economy July 24, 2019 – Devex
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How This Rare, Good-Luck Fish Is Thriving in Bhutan July 22, 2019 – National Geographic
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‘The Numbers Are Just Horrendous.’ Almost 30,000 Species Face Extinction Because of Human Activity July 18, 2019 – TIME