WWF - For a living planet


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Dam plans must change to save giant fish

Pensions, carbon and (oil) pipe dreams

We're campaigning against the alarming global trend of developing carbon-intensive unconventional fossil fuels such as tar sands and shale oil, which risk the ‘locking in’ of a high-carbon economy for decades to come and threaten climate disaster.

Cod can recover – if we control bycatch

Depleted North Sea cod stocks have been recovering recently, but this recovery is threatened by trawlers catching too many cod while fishing for other species.

New oil drilling off Greenland poses unacceptable risk

An Edinburgh-based oil firm has begun drilling in the Arctic waters off Greenland, despite huge risks of environmental damage, as highlighted by the Gulf of Mexico spill.

WWF news

The latest on how we're creating solutions to the most serious environmental problems facing our planet.


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Name a polar bear – there's still time

Read our apology for climate meeting incident

We’re really sorry about the unofficial actions of a WWF employee at a recent UN climate meeting

Cycle to save trees in the Brazilian Amazon

Join Sky Ride Etape Hibernia and cycle to raise money for Sky Rainforest Rescue, a partnership between WWF and Sky to help save one billion trees in the Brazilian Amazon.

Help protect the western gray whale

Potentially harmful underwater tests will start soon and we need your help to stop them.

See why tackling global warming is more important than ever

Did the UK’s cold weather last winter make you wonder if climate change is really happening? Wonder no more.

Leave a gift in your will

You can help ensure the world remains a place where all life can flourish.

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