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WWF calls for an urgent global action to address the problems that cause an animal-derived pandemic in the future.
Dams and reservoirs have significantly reduced the benefits of healthy rivers for humans and nature.
This was confirmed by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) right after the New Zealand Government announced a series of solutions to save the Maui dolphin…
Perhaps up to this point, everyone knows that our ocean is slowly littering with plastic, when millions of tons of garbage are coming out of the ocean every year.
The International Organization for Nature Conservation (WWF) in Vietnam chose July 9 as Sao La International Day.
Statistics from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) show that snow leopard is proliferating in Bhutan, good news for beautiful animals standing on the brink of extinction.
One-horned Javan rhinoceros, the recently declared extinct species in Vietnam, is one of the 10 most endangered species in the world.
National Geographic Magazine (USA) reported that scientists from the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) announced the discovery of more than 145 new species…
More than 1,000 tigers were killed in the last 10 years due to illegal trade in their parts, the wildlife trade monitoring network (TRAFFIC) announced.
Nearly half of the world's tigers live in India, but this is also the country that has the largest trade in parts of large cats.
1,220 new species of organisms were discovered in the Amazon, including giant pythons, oil-eating pangasius and monkey frogs.
Indian Environment Minister said that the admiration of Harry Potter witches of the people of this country is the cause of the number of owl fall quickly.
A recent study by scientists from the University of Queensland (Australia) shows that one-third of mammals ...
On October 6, scientists simultaneously announced the discovery of hundreds of new species in the Mekong region and in Papua New Guinea in the Pacific Ocean.
After a period of synthesis, a working environmental research group for the International Nature Fund (WWF) has just announced 163 new species discovered last year in th…