As the latest climate science report from the IPCC report lands, it’s clear that while we have the solutions to limit warming to 1.5°C, we are fast running out of time to implement them, writes WWF’s Global IPCC Lead, Dr. Stephen Cornelius. The science has been clear for years: man-made…

By Gavin Edwards, Director, Global Nature Positive Initiative, WWF International Imagine a world where nature and people support each other. …

By Marco Lambertini, Director General, WWF International Today was a historic moment in our efforts to stop plastic pollution. At the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), governments agreed to formally initiate negotiations toward a legally-binding global treaty on plastic pollution. This is a big step forward, and follows more than…

With the aid of new tools, cities can lead the transition to Net Zero, empowered by data and accessible, quantified feedback on our actions. 50 cities have gathered for this task, and we ask others to join us. After COP26, the 1.5 °C target is still alive, but only just…

I was 17 years old when during a visit to the Milan Natural History Museum library, I stumbled across one of E.O. Wilson’s thought provoking books, On the Nature of Man. Seventeen years later, my heart was flooded with emotions when Mandela walked to freedom on TV, catalyzing the beginning…

by Gavin Edwards, Director, Global Nature Positive Initiative, WWF International 2022 is the year of the tiger in the Chinese zodiac, representing strength and courage. This is fitting, because in mid-2022 governments will gather in Kunming, China to agree a nature positive action plan for the decade. In formulating this…

As we mark Human Rights Defenders Day (December 9th) and Human Rights Day (December 10th) at WWF, we are committed to delivering inclusivity in all our work, upholding and championing human rights, and supporting and protecting those who defend them for us all. Delfin Ganapin, Global Governance Practice Leader, WWF…

Nature-based solutions promise to bring the international climate and biodiversity agendas together — and urgently address the twin crises we face. Climate change is helping drive unprecedented nature loss. And we cannot slow and reverse global warming without relying on nature. The crises of climate and biodiversity loss are inextricably…

By Maud Abdelli, Lead WWF’s Greening Financial Regulation Initiative, and Sylvain Augoyard, Vice President, Asia Sustainable Finance, WWF Singapore In the wake of the Kunming Declaration on Biodiversity, and as world’s leaders prepare to meet for the UNFCCC COP26 in Glasgow, WWF delves deeper into the practices of central banks…