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New Hope on Climate Change

When it comes to the fight against climate change, there’s reason to be hopeful. America’s cities, companies, universities and individuals are leading the clean energy revolution—and momentum is on our side. When governments do less, we need to do more. Together we can ma...

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Protect the Arctic’s Future – WWF PSA Campaign

The diverse Arctic landscapes – from the sea ice to coastal wetlands, upland tundra, mountains, wide rivers and the sea itself – support abundant wildlife and many cultures. But these landscapes, including the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas, now faces an uncertain future due t...

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Nepal's model for adapting to climate change

Nepal's Model for Adapting to Climate Change - YouTube Nepal is ranked one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world. Fortunately, Nepal is taking action to mitigate and adapt to climate change. WWF and CARE are working with communit...

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Stop Arctic Drilling Cold: Keep Oil Under the Sea

The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world and as the ice melts, previously inaccessible oil and gas resources become easier to exploit. But that doesn’t mean we should start drilling. And there’s more than one reason why. The Obama Administration is exp...

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Remember When?

Remember when you were young? Did you play outside? Did you explore? What makes you remember? World Wildlife Fund and Natural Habitat Adventures have teamed up with Maser Films, Pongo Media and King Tide Motion Pictures to remind us all why nature is worth protecting. He...

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What is COP21 and why should we care?

On November 30th, leaders from 196 nations will gather in Paris for the 21st Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (#COP21). Their goal? To negotiate a global agreement to help avoid the worst effects of climate change. Of course, effo...

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Water in the Borderlands

The Rio Grande/Bravo runs thousands of miles through the expansive Chihuahuan Desert. It forms the US-Mexico border from El Paso, Texas, to the Gulf of Mexico. But climate change is impacting life in the river basin.

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A River Unites Us

Water is a shared resource, connecting diverse waterways and often flowing across borders. Along the US/Mexico border, see how the river that separates our countries actually unites us, and how on-the-ground conservation helps foster better bi-national coordination in the...

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A Turtle's Eye View of the Great Barrier Reef

Ever wonder what life looks like below the surface in the Great Barrier Reef? See it through the eyes of a sea turtle. To better understand the post-release behavior of tagged green turtles, WWF and partners carefully fastened a GoPro—a tiny waterproof camera—to the back...

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Introducing the Northern Great Plains

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Marshik Dairy: Outstanding dairy farm sustainability

Making sustainability a priority, the Marshik Dairy--a fifth-generation family farm--implemented a new, technologically advanced and energy efficient barn design on their 155-cow dairy. The new design included robotic milking facilities, energy efficient lighting and vent...

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Sensenig Dairy: Outstanding dairy farm sustainability

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The Beauty and Challenges of Bhutan

Bhutan is one of the few countries in the world where all the fundamentals are in place to ensure that people can live in harmony with nature. But the country is in transition. It has changed more in the last 50 years than the 500 years before that. It is experiencing cha...

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Power of Partnerships

WWF and The Coca-Cola Company are working together to address some of world’s most pressing environmental challenges, from freshwater conservation to global agricultural issues and natural resource scarcity. Join us in leveraging the power of partnerships: www.wwfcocacola...

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Building Back Safer

As communities rebuild from natural disasters, it's important for them to seek ways to become stronger and more resilient. And environmental issues are a critical element of a safer recovery. Together, WWF and the American Red Cross developed a training toolkit to support...

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Adaptation of a Turtle Beach to Climate Change

Marine turtles and their nesting beaches are threatened by sea level rise and overheating, resulting from climate change. A WWF project in Junquillal beach, Costa Rica, joins forces with the community to lead the implementation of adaptation measures, such as: coastal pla...

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Climate Change Adaptation in Nepal

Learn how climate change impacts Nepal.

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ARPA: Permanent Protection for the Amazon

The Amazon is home to 30 million people and hundreds of thousands of species. But its value goes beyond South America. By recycling the world's carbon dioxide into oxygen the Amazon revitalizes our entire planet. Hear why people from all over the world cherish this region...

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WWF's Tom Dillon on protecting the people and their livelihoods

The Brazilian Amazon is home to 20 million people. Hear from WWF-US Senior Vice President Forests, Grasslands and Freshwater Tom Dillion how their livelihoods depend on the region's protected forests.

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WWF's Meg Symington on conserving the Amazon's biodiversity

Meg Symington, managing director of the WWF-US Forests Program, explains how protecting the Amazon's forests is integral to protecting the region's biodiversity and regulating climate.

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WWF's Carter Roberts on permanently protecting the Amazon

The Brazilian government's Amazon Region Protected Areas program is the single largest tropical forest conservation program in history. WWF-US President and CEO Carter Roberts explains why this program is one of the greatest achievements in conservation.

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WWF Together: Jaguar

WWF Together Experience the world’s most amazing animals in one app — together. This interactive experience brings you closer to the stories of elephants, whales, rhinos and other fascinating species. Discover their lives and the work of WWF in a way you’ve never seen be...