WWF’s new report shows how shifting 3% of Delta farmland to specialty crops could earn $3.2B annually and protect wildlife ...

WWF’s Next California project helps Delta farmers grow specialty crops, boosting food security, local economies, and habitat ...

WWF’s Next California initiative aims to transition 3% of mid-Mississippi Delta farmland from commodity row crops to ...

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Sea turtles mistake plastic for jellyfish, leading to injury or death. Learn how plastic pollution threatens all sea turtle ...

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Together, grantees, governments, communities, and the private sector can catalyze new energy and investment in the renewable ...

WWF offers easy ways to save energy, reduce waste, and protect the planet—starting with small changes at home.

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Sharks protect ocean ecosystems and store carbon, making them vital allies in the fight against climate change. Learn why ...

Forests in Asia, home to elephants, tigers and other endangered species—are often cleared to make room for growing rubber ...

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