Discover the bipartisan conservation actions WWF is urging Congress to advance for people, wildlife, and nature.

A $42.6 million project will protect Fiji’s Great Sea Reef through mangrove restoration, sustainable fisheries, and climate ...

New research finds rangers are largely absent from conservation policy, despite their critical role protecting wildlife, ...

Learn how the US Foundation for Natural Security leverages public-private funding to protect nature, strengthen economies, ...

Forest restoration focuses on rebuilding healthy, functioning ecosystems—but it must also address the drivers that cause ...

Discover 6 surprising animals that eat bones, from bearded vultures and hyenas to giraffes and zombie worms. Learn why ...

Across Africa, large carnivores evolved to roam vast, interconnected landscapes that enable them to hunt prey, find mates, and maintain large territories. But today, those movements have become ...

The deeper you dig into the kingdom Fungi—which includes yeasts, molds, mildews, mushrooms, and other life-forms—the more you realize how essential its species are. Fungi live in the air, ground, ...

WWF and UNODC's partnership in Ecuador began in 2023 and focused on improving maritime security. Anti-corruption is a necessary component for such improvements to be effective and lasting. Now, in ...

Poaching is the leading threat to many of Africa’s most iconic species. Over the last decade, an estimated $23 billion global black market for illegal wildlife products like rhino horn and elephant ...

So what is really going on with the Endangered Species Act (ESA)? Is it under threat? Could it be eliminated? What does it actually do in the first place? It’s a complex issue. Here are answers to ...

If your washing machine has a setting for the amount of clothing you're washing, choose a low setting—you'll use less water and your clothes will get just as clean. Use less hot water. Washing your ...