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Dumped at sea, lost on land or left to rot in shops and fridges, the global catch of fish is being wasted like never before – hurting not only the oceans but the nutrition of billions of people. Can it be reversed?

The interactive display will teach people about our close cousins

During the first four months of 2022, France used all of its natural resources for the year, calculations by the Global Footprint Network show. Thursday, 5 May 2022, is France's so-called “overshoot day”.

After a health issue cut his in-ring career short, “The Body” brought something fresh to WWF broadcasts.

Mining companies are planning to profit from the new industry, but environmental campaigners warn of disastrous consequences

Knighted in 1985, David Attenborough has continued to support a wide variety of environmental and wildlife charities including WWF, World Land Trust and Cool Earth

Long before AEW and NJPW announced a joint pay-per-view, WWE was engaged in discussions with the Japanese promotion.

A report by the World Wildlife Fund shows illegal purchases of wildlife online are growing in Myanmar in a threat both to public health and to endangered species. The report issued Friday found that enforcement of bans on such transactions has weakened amid political turmoil following a 2021 military takeover.…

A report by the World Wildlife Fund shows illegal trading in wildlife online is growing in Myanmar in a threat both to public health and to endangered species

To mark Mother’s Day this year, WWF has released a touching portrait between an elusive jaguar and her cub

The annual tradition started by the World Wildlife Fund back in 2007 as a way to raise climate change awareness