
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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Climate Solutions Partnership Report 2025
This report showcases what has been delivered through the Climate Solutions Partnership over the past five years, and the insights gained from our work with HSBC and WRI.
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What's in store for the planet report 2025 - methodology
This methodology supports 'What’s in Store for the Planet 2025' report, providing an overview of the methodology used for calculating retailers’ progress towards the WWF Basket ambition of halving the environmental impact of UK shopping baskets by 2030.
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What's in store for the planet report 2025
The 2025 update of a deep dive into the UK food retail sector’s impact across seven key areas of the WWF Basket. This report highlights key actions to help drive progress towards halving the environmental impact of UK shopping baskets by 2030.
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Nature-based Solutions in the UK
Case studies on overcoming barriers.
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Closing the billion dollar black hole in forest finance
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Too hot to handle?
The Bank of England's role in stabilising the economy in a warming world
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Farming for the Future
This report sets out how strengthening advice, training, and knowledge-sharing can help Scotland’s farmers and crofters create a food system that works for people, nature, and the climate.
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The soy story revisited
How retailers commitments to tackling soy driven deforestation and conversion compare
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Pounds in Pockets Summary
Policies that benefit climate and nature while quickly delivering concrete economic benefits to households and farmers.
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Pounds in Pockets
Policies that benefit climate and nature while quickly delivering concrete economic benefits to households and farmers.
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Business Investment in Nature
WWF and the Green Finance Institute publish a joint report demonstrating why integrating nature into the UK’s economic growth strategy is critical. The report presents over 40 examples illustrating how UK businesses and sectors are taking targeted action.
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Tir Dyfodol: Imagining a future-fit rural landscape
An independent report from the Welsh Economy Research Unit, Cardiff University, to imagine a future fit rural landscape and what is needed to get there.
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