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Urgent work to reverse species decline
Grounds for hope in Copenhagen
It’s too early to give up on a fair, ambitious and binding global deal on climate change at the UN climate summit next month.
Worry over ivory trade increase
The worldwide illegal ivory trade has been growing steadily since 2004, but in 2009 it jumped dramatically, according to latest figures.
Supporting sustainable palm oil
We’ve produced a revealing scorecard that shows which European retailers and manufacturers are living up to their commitments to buy sustainable palm oil.
WWF news
The latest on how we're creating solutions to the most serious environmental problems facing our planet.
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Be part of the UK's biggest climate event
Celebrate the UK's new Marine Act
After a decade of WWF campaigning, we finally have a UK Marine and Coastal Access Act that means the government has a legal duty to protect our seas.
See who's most at risk from climate change
Countries that are particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change are crying out for an ambitious global climate deal in Copenhagen – and for world leaders to come to the climate summit in person.
Read our chief exec on 'green retailing'
WWF CEO David Nussbaum recently gave a speech to retailers on the subject of how shops can shape, as well as follow, public concerns about sustainable consumption.
Watch our new 'Rivers on the Edge' film
TV presenter Charles Rangeley-Wilson is passionate about saving England's unique chalk streams.
