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Green book list
Are you looking for a good environmental read? WWF staff from around our global network share some of their favourite and most influential environmentally themed books.
Or you can suggest your own!
Of all the places in all the world
Your job: to save the majestic diversity of life on this planet.
The question: where do you start?
Take a look at where WWF believes those places to be and discover what it is that makes them so special...
Meet the relatives!
Some say you can see it in the eyes... Gorillas are one of our closest "relatives", and can display some very human-like acts... from juveniles hanging out together to large males getting grumpy and territorial...
Get up close and personal with this highly threatened species in our special gorilla section...
News and information
Governments must ramp up climate change talks ahead of Cancun meet - WWF
WWF says governments who participated in the third Bonn climate change talks this week now must ramp up their negotiations, or they will waste a crucial opportunity to move forward in Cancun later this year.
Helping people, saving pandas
For biodiversity protection initiatives to succeed, the well-being of communities who rely on their environment for income and survival must be considered. WWF-China helped pepper farmers earn more, while protecting vital panda habitat.
Russia oil, gas company ignores science to begin seismic tests in crucial whale feeding area
Russian oil and gas company Rosneft plans to begin seismic surveys next week that could hurt the critically endangered western grey whale – despite calls from 12 governments and the public to suspend the tests for a year.
