Spring 2018 | Magazine Issues | WWF

Women rising

Notching wins and making gains, women in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are improving their lives while protecting nature

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Features

Current status
WWF tags river dolphins in Bolivia, Brazil, and Colombia to learn more about the species
Thinking outside the box
Big-box retailer Walmart set an ambitious goal to reduce its carbon emissions. Then it encouraged its suppliers to do the same.

Image Driven

whaleshark above spring2018

Swimming with whale sharks near the Mesoamerican Reef

Perspectives

Clay Bolt with a bee

WWF's Clay Bolt on the value of the Northern Great Plains

The Breakdown

Big Frog Smaller Waxy Tree Frog Magazine Spring 2018

Stranger Things: Meet the waxy monkey tree frog

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