Geneva, Switzerland – Plans by London-based oil company Soco International PLC to explore for oil in a fragile African World Heritage Site have hit firm opposition from the UK government. In a written response... Read More

Rome, Italy: After great progress was made last year when decision makers agreed for the first time on an annual quota based on science, WWF warns that any increase this year in bluefin tuna... Read More

Windhoek, Namibia – Global conservation organization WWF has recognized Namibia for its outstanding conservation achievements. The Namibian President, His Excellency Hifikepunye Pohamba, was presented today with a WWF Gift to the Earth Award –... Read More

(TORONTO – June 18, 2013) – WWF-Canada today announced that it has been accredited under Imagine Canada’s national Standards Program. The Standards Program is a Canada-wide set of shared standards for charities and nonprofits... Read More

MONTREAL, QUEBEC ( June 21, 2013) – It is with pride that WWF-Canada (WWF) has agreed to present two giant panda sculptures that will be featured as part of the Mosaïcultures Internationales de Montréal 2013... Read More

The orphaned calf of Rhino 17 which was moved into a new enclosure in Manas National Park in the Indian state of Assam is doing well there according to the experts looking after it.... Read More

A groundbreaking announcement from President Barack Obama during a state visit to Tanzania on July 2 will deliver much-needed support to African countries reeling under the onslaught of wildlife crime. President Obama said, “Poaching... Read More

Auckland, New Zealand – The world’s leading whale, dolphin and porpoise scientists have expressed their ‘extreme concern’ about the survival of New Zealand’s Maui’s dolphin, urging the nation’s government to take immediate action to... Read More

Where: Remote / from home.  Volunteers will do a majority of their work from home; staying in communication with their WWF staff supervisor via email and phone.  Start Date:  Initial need is ASAP (Summer... Read More