Projects

WWF is pioneering an effort to quantify the implications of food loss in production systems that are transitioning to regenerative production. Together with Cascade Agroecology, WWF is measuring soil health, insect diversity, total yield, and marketable loss to develop a business case to help the wider marketplace of growers and buyers to better understand the implications of the transition to regenerative agriculture.

WILDLABS.NET, a new conservation technology network, brings together conservationists, technologists, engineers, data scientists, entrepreneurs and change makers in a central, open space to share information, ideas, tools and resources.

Alumni grants aim to support EFN alumni to connect, develop, and sustain their conservation science capacity and leadership; strengthen relationships and exchange of knowledge, ideas, and innovations; and increase national, regional, and global collaborations.

Tiger ‘farms’ are captive facilities that breed tigers to supply or directly engage in the commercial trade of tiger parts or products. WWF is calling for greater oversight and protection of all captive tigers.