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Press Releases
- A Milestone for Peru’s Conservation and Development: Long-Term Funding to Protect Nature is Secured May 28, 2019
- WWF lanza un centro de activación para ayudar a prevenir 10 millones de toneladas métricas de desechos plásticos a nivel mundial May 14, 2019
- WWF Launches Activation Hub to Help Prevent 10 Million Metric Tons of Global Plastic Waste May 14, 2019
- Solo un tercio de los ríos más largos del mundo fluyen libremente, revela estudio publicado en Nature May 08, 2019
- Study: Just One-Third of the World’s Longest Rivers Remain Free-Flowing May 08, 2019
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- For the full story, watch the two segments here: https://t.co/b0gQkkmW2T https://t.co/DfeEfMadJQ https://t.co/5wMxM8od7y
- Uniquely in-depth reporting shows the scale and illicit nature of trade in tiger parts, and illustrates a lack of c… https://t.co/bN9BYH0Qnt
- WWF Chief Scientist Rebecca Shaw writes about this week's UN report which shows up to 1 million species face extinc… https://t.co/QlNnSmHqJI
WWF In The News
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Crocodiles Are Not Geckos: The Realities of Run-Of-River Hydropower June 06, 2019 – Forbes
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Another Corporate Plastics Initiative? This One’s Actually Different. June 05, 2019 – Our Daily Planet
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No Need to Dam Free-Flowing Rivers to Meet World’s Climate and Energy Targets June 04, 2019 – Mongabay
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The Big Question With Gabby Ahmadia May 30, 2019 – Scientific Inquirer
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The Tragedy of Tiger Abuse and Sales May 24, 2019 – The Washington Post