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Numerous Arctic climate feedbacks will make global climate change more severe than indicated by other recent projections, including those of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s 2007 assessment. These feedbacks include: severe flooding, affecting... Read More

The Copenhagen Communiqué, a global campaign by prominent business leaders, urges world governments to adopt the same level of coordinated response on climate change that was exhibited earlier this year at G20 negotiations on... Read More

WWF reiterates its strong condemnation and repudiation of this offensive and tasteless ad, and expresses its regret for any pain it may have caused to 9-11 victims and their families. WWF Brazil, and DDB... Read More

Great Apes and Logging, released today, states that more great apes live in areas where logging permits have been issued than in protected nature parks and nature reserves. The report also concludes that logging... Read More

The helicopter-based aerial surveys aimed to upgrade the detection methods for polar bears in high topography coastlines and assess late summer bear use in the Park, by combining the expertise of local HTO members... Read More

(Halifax, Canada: September 16, 2009) New data shows that the amount of cod caught on the Grand Banks this past year exceeded the 420 tonnes bycatch reduction target set by Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization... Read More

Their invention – the underwater baited hook – allows longline vessels to set baited hooks underwater out of reach of seabirds. Designed for use on coastal tuna and swordfish vessels worldwide, the invention minimizes... Read More

WWF is urging wealthy and industrialised nations that have contributed the bulk of historical carbon emissions to lead the way in reducing them, while helping poorer countries to deal with the impacts. “Negotiations for... Read More