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World Wildlife Fund Visits Hampton University on Jan. 29 to Award their first $10K Journalism Scholarship to Scripps Howard School Student
January 29, 2025 (HAMPTON, VA) – World Wildlife Fund (WWF), one of the leading conservation nonprofit organizations, will ...
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Meet HoneyRose Smith, WWF’s first Environmental Journalism Scholarship winner
HoneyRose Smith, a second-year journalism major from Oakland, Calif., was selected as the winner of an essay writing ...
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The Blueprint for Credible Action on Plastic Pollution: Three Essential Ingredients for a Robust Polypropylene Recycling Supply Chain
Ocean County's Northern Recycling Center, one of 60 Polypropylene Recycling Coalition grantees across the country, is now on track to recycle at least 26 times the amount of polypropylene it did in ...
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Where do bees go in the winter?
Once the temps drop and snowflakes begin to fall, it’s easy to assume that insects have simply disappeared. And while many do ...
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Why policy should recognize the benefits of wildlife
Wildlife provides vital benefits to people in innumerable ways, from pollinating plants so we have food to eat to dispersing seeds so forests can help regulate our climate. However, new WWF-led ...
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A historic partnership restores buffalo to Native lands
As the buffalo were exterminated, Tribes suffered forced relocations onto reservations, lost prosperity, and starvation.
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Using environmental DNA to uncover biodiversity
Monitoring biodiversity in hard-to-reach high alpine areas using traditional survey methods like camera traps is challenging ...
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Living with Giants
WWF works to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife, collaborating with partners from local to ...
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Meet the slow loris, a venemous mammal that looks like a stuffed animal
Slow lorises are a study in contradictions. With wide eyes and furry bodies, these slow-moving, pint-sized primates look like ...
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Breathtaking beauty in Botswana
As we drive through Botswana’s Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, I’m nervous but exhilarated by the proximity of the wildlife.
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Indigenous efforts restore Guatemala's Totonicapan Forest
Program has sponsored EcoLogic Development Fund, a nonprofit that supports Indigenous efforts to restore the forest.
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Activist Wawa Gatheru aims to increase diversity and inclusion in the climate movement
Gatheru founded Black Girl Environmentalist, a youth-led nonprofit dedicated to addressing a root cause of the lack of diversity in the green workforce: retention.