The UNFCCC cop17 in Durban

NOURRITURE, EAU, ENERGIE pour tous, pour toujours.

QU'EST-CE QUE LE CHANGEMENT CLIMATIQUE ? Le changement climatique est le changement des ...

CONFÉRENCE DE PRESSE cop17

WWF vous invite à assister à la conférence de presse sur la 17e Conférence des Parties (Cop17), Ce ...

Changement climatique et cop17: enjeux et implications pour Madagascar

Five Hungarian Local Municipalities Lead the Way in Tackling Climate Change

Putting cost-efficient and environmentally-friendly solutions into practice at the local level that ...

Mexico City stands out in WWF’s One Planet City Challenge 2020

COVID-19 has Caused Humanity’s Ecological Footprint to Contract by 3 Weeks

However, true sustainability that allows all to thrive on Earth can only be achieved by design, not ...

93% collapse in migratory freshwater fish populations in Europe - new report

​With hydropower, overfishing, climate change and pollution on the rise, populations of migratory ...

New IUCN Global Standard for nature-based solutions welcomed

Global Temperatures Likely to Significantly Increase over the Next 5 years

There is a 20% chance that it will exceed 1.5°C in at least one year between now and 2024.

WWF urges EU leaders: climate spending up, polluters out on green recovery

Recovery means getting strong and well. Yet the EU economy will be neither if money is funnelled to ...

Without action, post-pandemic recovery risks contributing to crisis of natural world

Ministers must put climate action at heart of green recovery

President Michel’s recent proposal is a good step but still too small