Statement by WWF Indonesia Foundation Termination of Cooperation Agreement by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Republic of Indonesia
This unilateral decision could have long lasting impact on the work and efforts WWF
WWF-Bericht listet 742 neuentdeckte Arten im Kongobecken
WWF-Report: New Life in the Congo Basin Between 2013 and 2023, at least 742 species have
Forest crime is a growing problem with links to organized crime and corruption – ranking 1st profitable natural resource crime in 2017. In 2013, the EU adopted the European Timber Regulation (EUTR) to halt illegal logging.
same time the people globally consume and work with timber products every day that have
The WWF Department “Innovation, Sciences, Technologies, & Solutions” stimulates and supports innovative thinking for sustainable conservation strategies.
As time is running out, we urgently have to find the right levers to take conservation
Zwischen 2013 und 2023 wurden 742 Arten im Kongobecken entdeckt: Darunter Orchideen, Kaffeearten, Buschvipern, elektrische Fische und sogar ein Säugetier.
WWF-Report: New Life in the Congo Basin Between 2013 and 2023, at least 742 species have
Im Südwesten des Amazonas hat der WWF in einer großen Kamerafallen-Studie untersucht, in welchen Gebieten es zu Konflikten zwischen Menschen und Jaguaren kommt.
Southwest Amazon Jaguar Priority Landscape Over the past 50 years the jaguars have
WWF has published a report that analyses how human rights are integrated into its work in protected areas. The report focuses on its activities in the crisis and conflict region of the Congo Basin.
The allegations have hit us hard.
Climate change is a major threat to the Wadden Sea on the North Sea coast.
However, shore line constructions have been built so high that they prevent sufficient
Die Nachfrage nach Soja steigt und steigt. Und um diese zu befriedigen, gehen einzigartige Lebensräume verloren. Eine neue WWF-Studie zeigt Wege aus der negativ
Vast areas of forest, savannah and grassland have been cleared over the last few
Zum 20. Mal fand im April 2024 das „Freies-Land-Camp“ statt. Jedes Jahr kommen hier Indigene von mehr als 200 Ethnien aus dem ganzen Land zusammen.
Unter dem Motto „ Our Existence is Ancestral: We Have Always Been Here!
