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March 2024

  • Activists hold candles during a gathering to mark the Earth Hour environmental campaign in Surabaya, Indonesia.

    Earth Hour 2024 – in pictures

  • A picturesque stretch of the River Wye winding through a valley

    WWF shelved report exposing River Wye pollution ‘to keep Tesco happy’

June 2023

  • A WWF hotair balloon flies over the Amazon River

    Climate groups accept millions from charity linked to fossil fuel investments

    Exclusive: Quadrature Climate Foundation is run by billionaires whose fund has stakes worth $170m in fossil fuel firms

May 2023

  • Composite for new species in Mekong region

    Almost 400 species discovered in Greater Mekong region – in pictures

    Two hundred and ninety plants, 20 fishes, 24 amphibians, 46 reptiles and one mammal were among newly discovered in one of Asia’s biodiversity hotspots in 2021 and 2022

April 2023

  • A farm near Ledbury

    UK failing to honour net zero farming pledges, report finds

    Exclusive: Projected emissions drop for agriculture and land use 58% below target in original net zero plan

March 2023

  • David Attenborough

    David Attenborough says nature is in crisis but ‘we have the solutions’

    Broadcaster speaks as Save Our Wild Isles campaign launches to halt destruction of nature in UK

January 2023

  • 12. STATE OF UK NATURE: COP 15 BIODIVERSITY SUMMIT While things are looking up for this common kingfisher, nearly 30% of UK bird species remain threatened with extinction, with 38 million birds having vanished from our skies in the last 50 years. The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, and while the UK government made commitments to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030 at December’s COP 15 summit, details about the actions they will take to achieve this remain to be seen. Jen Read, who captured this image, was told her disability would prevent her from doing many things in life. But she is now a wildlife photographer, and echoes the 81% of Brits who believe UK nature is under threat and that more needs to be done urgently to protect and restore it.

    The Guardian picture essay
    Walrus detectives and the Year of the Tiger: WWF’s key moments of 2022

    This reflection on key moments reveals 2022 as a year of environmental highs and lows, many of which will continue to resonate in the year ahead

October 2022

  • Australian sea-lions

    The age of extinction
    Animal populations experience average decline of almost 70% since 1970, report reveals

    Huge scale of human-driven loss of species demands urgent action, say world’s leading scientists
  • Cherry Farrow

    Other lives
    Cherry Farrow obituary

    Other lives: Television researcher and journalist who later in life joined the voluntary and charity sector
  • Workers harvest grapes grown at the Waitrose Farm, on the Leckford estate in Hampshire in 2020.

    John Lewis plans ‘buy back or take back’ schemes in all product categories by 2025

    Group will also develop more rental and resale options as it aims to be more sustainable

September 2022

  • Kingfisher

    Most UK adults think nature is in urgent need of protection – poll

    YouGov survey for major charities finds 81% believe wildlife and environment are under threat

May 2022

  • Alligator Gorge in the Flinders Ranges

    Labor to set up independent environmental protection agency and restore ‘trust and confidence’

    Proposed EPA to collect data on the plight of the country’s wildlife as Labor commits to global biodiversity targets

April 2022

  • Ostrich male tending the nest

    A cracking selection of eggs in nature – in pictures

    The environmental organisation WWF has created a gallery of weird and wonderful eggs found in the natural world

September 2021

  • Exotic pet trade<br>File photo dated 21/11/2019 of Ricky Gervais who is among the stars who has signed an open letter, sent on behalf of World Animal Protection and the Campaign to End Wildlife Trade (CEWT), to Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging him to help end the exotic pet trade. PA Photo. Issue date: Sunday June 28, 2020. The CEWT, which includes 24 leading animal protection and wildlife conservation groups, says animals are being taken from the wild or farmed in cruel conditions to meet the consumer demand for exotic pets, traditional Chinese medicine and tourism, and this demand is a primary cause of the emergence and spread of diseases including Covid-19. See PA story SHOWBIZ Gervais. Photo credit should read: Isabel Infantes/PA Wire

    The age of extinction
    Rewriting extinction: Ricky Gervais joins celebrities creating comics to save species

  • Salmon ponds off Bruny Island in Tasmania.

    Woolworths concerned by claims salmon certification scheme ‘may not be fit for purpose’

  • Salmon pens in Macquarie Harbour, Tasmania

    WWF Australia admitted Tasmanian salmon farms ‘not sustainable’, campaigner says

  • An Extinction Rebellion protester in a Boris Johnson mask

    WWF office sit-in enters second day as XR keeps up London protests

August 2021

  • Police wielded batons and against Extinction Rebellion protesters as they battled to gain control of an open-top bus blocking London Bridge

    Police wield batons during XR’s London Bridge bus blockade

    Move on ninth day of latest protest campaign appears to mark change in use of force against the group
  • Animal Rebellion activists blockade the Arla milk factory in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.

    Vegan activists block dairy distribution centre in Buckinghamshire

    Animal Rebellion activists demand that Arla become plant-based by 2025
  • Rishi Sunak

    UK spending far more on polluting policies than green ones, says WWF

    Just £145m of budget went on environment with £40bn spent on emissions-increasing measures, says charity
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