WWF Blogs

Jon Hoekstra, Chief Scientist for the World Wildlife Fund, writes about topics that are a big part of WWF’s work such as quantifying the value of nature, evaluating the impact of conservation on people and nature, and adapting to climate change. He will also share fresh ideas and emergent issues that could become important for conservation.

Cultivating Ideas to Balance Our Ecological Budget

Humanity is in overdraft. Our demand for natural resources is outpacing Earth’s ability to replenish them. Every family knows the consequences of spending beyond its means. Without a fundamental change in how we produce and consume nature’s resources, life as we know cannot be sustained. On Balance explores solutions to meet growing demand for food and fiber on a finite planet. We all have a role to play to bring our lives back into balance with Earth.

WWF-US climate blog maintained by the staff of the WWF climate change program.

Nuestro hogar enfrenta una nueva amenaza. La vida alrededor del planeta incluyendo a todas las especies está siendo impactada por un fenómeno global: el constante y abrupto cambio de clima. Este blog destaca las acciones más recientes de WWF para combatir el cambio climático. Comparte tu pasión por el planeta y descubre cómo puedes ayudar.

Responsible travel is important to conservation. It has evolved into a viable way to create jobs and promote the value nature and wildlife. Immersive travel also has the power to educate, inspire and advance the cause of conservation through the everyday traveler. When you travel with WWF, you support our conservation work and secure the future of nature so that others can also be enriched and inspired by all of its wonders. Produced by WWF Travel and Natural Habitat Adventures, the Good Nature Travel Blog brings to life the people, places and wildlife WWF works to protect. We highlight WWF expert scientists, naturalist guides and travelers whose passion provides a real sense of place, and feature amazing destinations through storytelling, photography and video.