
Living Planet Report 2026
The Science of Hope
WWF's most comprehensive health check of the natural world shows that between 1970 and 2022, the average size of monitored vertebrate wildlife populations declined by 73%. Nature is under growing pressure, threatening the ecosystems that support our food, water, health economy, security and resilience.
Conservation efforts show that species can recover even from the brink of extinction. But we need more than this to turn the tide. We need the food, energy and finance systems that currently drive the loss of nature to support its recovery. The good news is that the science tells us we have reason to hope, and the solutions already exist.
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WWF-UK GENDER AND ETHNICITY PAY GAP REPORT 2023
This report explains the main reasons for pay gaps, and outlines work we’re doing to address them.
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Extreme weather and its impact on farming viability in Wales 2024
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Bringing our world back to life: WWF UK 2024 Manifesto
Read our blueprint for ensuring the UK's land and sea use supports our climate, nature and nutritional security now and in the future.
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Delivering a resilient prosperous green economy - A UK response to IRA
This report sets out targeted actions the UK can take to turbocharge the transition.
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Farming for Net Zero - Summary Report
The recommendations set out in this report are a first step in developing a meaningful response to the policy questions facing Scottish agriculture.
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Farming for Net Zero: Transitioning Scottish Agriculture
Scotland’s farmers and crofters are key to restoring nature, reducing emissions, and supporting rural communities.
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WWF-UK Annual Report Summary 2022-23
A summary of our latest annual report for 2022-23.
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WWF-UK Annual Report and Financial Statements 2022-23
Read about some of the many breakthroughs and results we achieved during our latest financial year.
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A roadmap for financing a regenerative agriculture transition in England
This roadmap provides an overview of the Government action needed to mobilise private financial investment for a regenerative agricultural transition in England.
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Beyond BECCS Summary
The Case for a Reduced Reliance on Bioenergy Carbon Capture and Storage in Meeting Net Zero
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Beyond BECCS
The Case for a Reduced Reliance on Bioenergy Carbon Capture and Storage in Meeting Net Zero
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Sustainable Eating: Pulling The Levers In Food Services
This report identifies the most effective levers and actions that food service organisations can take to accelerate the shift towards sustainable diets and a food system that is imperative to tackling climate change and protecting nature.
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