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Saving the world's natural wonders from climate change
Climate Change Needs Global Policy Change
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group 2 has finalised the report showing how climate change is and will be affecting the different regions of the planet.
Climate change is already increasingly affecting people's lives and threatening species and habitats around the world.
The impacts of climate change can be clearly witnessed in many of the regions where WWF manages over 90 conservation projects around the world.
Focus on WWF Action Against Climate Change
Find out how WWF is working to build defenses against the effects of climate change in key conservation regions.
Climate change is already increasingly affecting people's lives and threatening species and habitats around the world.
The impacts of climate change can be clearly witnessed in many of the regions where WWF manages over 90 conservation projects around the world.
Focus on WWF Action Against Climate Change
Find out how WWF is working to build defenses against the effects of climate change in key conservation regions.
Polar bears and the Arctic
The Amazon
A desert drying out
Turtles in the Caribbean
African Forests
East Africa Marine
Coral reefs
Tigers - Sundarbans
Upper Yangtze River
Himalayan Glaciers
Wild salmon
Valdivian rainforest
