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A rare sighting of a tigress with five cubs in China showcases major progress in tiger conservation and community-focused ...

WWF-US statement in response to announcements that US will withdraw from international organizations and treaties ...

Restoring river connectivity and strengthening global cooperation can help reverse steep declines in migratory freshwater ...

Human-wildlife conflict has driven the decline of once-abundant species and is pushing others to the brink of extinction.

To help companies get started on this path toward change, World Wildlife Fund launched ReSource: Plastic, an activation hub ...

From bold idea to lasting impact, BRIDGE is opening doors for tomorrow’s conservation leaders.

Discover why safeguarding Arctic migration routes is vital for whales facing threats from shipping, noise, and climate change ...

WWF’s Swimways concept aims to protect freshwater species’ migratory paths, ensuring survival amid climate change and habitat ...

A webinar that looks at the unique relationship observed between pairs of coyotes and American badgers in western North ...

Coral reefs lose color when warming seas expel algae. Learn why this matters for marine life and coastal communities.

Most pets cannot survive in the wild and if they can, the animal has the potential to establish itself in local habitats, ...