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Wildlife conservation in the Amazon

All our conservation efforts in the Amazon aim to protect the local wildlife, rainforests, and freshwater habitats.

The jaguar is one of the most enigmatic, elegant and elusive big cats native to the Americas. Jaguars eat almost any wild animal to survive.

Ever wondered how the plastic you use every day ends up in the sea? Learn more about this global crisis and what we can do to help.

The mountains of the Western Ghats are more like rolling hills than snow-covered peaks. But what they lack in height they make up for in wildlife.

We’re working together to protect and restore nature in key sourcing regions.

The climate and nature crisis can feel overwhelming, and it might seem difficult to know if progress is being made. But we have made some progress.

The effects of climate change are likely to be some of the biggest environmental challenges our generation has ever faced.

We have campaigned for Welsh Government to support farmers in a transition towards more sustainable agricultural practices which works with nature.

Street art, poetry, and school children come together for nature and Earth Hour with WWF Cymru.

WWF-UK works with partners across the UK to protect and restore the amazing nature on our doorstep.