The average US household loses $3,000 a year to wasted food. These simple actions can help your wallet and the planet.

They found snow leopards and Pallas’s cats for the first time ever via river-based eDNA in this region! These findings represent a breakthrough in monitoring wildlife in remote, high-altitude ...

The 2025 symposium will bring together leading scientists, innovators and community voices to share visionary approaches for ...

Stephanie Zhu shares her journey from finance to climate strategy at Yum! Brands, offering insights on sustainability, ...

Alaska’s rare Iliamna Lake seals could be endangered by the Pebble Mine, a project that threatens their isolated freshwater ...

Explore how farms, distributors, and retailers tackled food loss and waste in the organic plum supply chain in honor of World Food Day.

Alfred Rombe leads a team tracking wild elephants in Kalimantan, using signs like dung to guide conservation and protect ...

Farmers in Kui Buri are turning elephant crop damage into eco-tourism and conservation opportunities with support from ...

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 ...

Discover how seaweed farmers and researchers are working to prevent marine wildlife entanglement and ensure safe, sustainable ...

World Wildlife Fund Inc. is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization (tax ID number 52-1693387) under Section 501 (c) ...