International Civil Society

Actress Maisie Williams Named WWF's First Global Ambassador for Climate and Nature

British actress, environmentalist and filmmaker Maisie Williams is named as WWF's first Global Ambassador for Climate and Nature. In a powerful announcement video, Maisie highlights how vital 2021 is in the fight against climate change ahead of this year's critical climate summit, COP26, in Glasgow,

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WWF, Sofia Vergara and Marc Anthony come together to celebrate the extraordinary biodiversity of Latin America with the animated film “KOATÍ”

Global conservation organization WWF has joined forces with the crew and cast of the long-awaited animated comedy film 'KOATÍ' to shine a light on one of the most biodiverse regions in the world, Latin America. The alliance, announced on Earth Day, comes at a crucial time to encourage

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WWF welcomes the progress represented by a billion dollar commitment from the major Climate and New Forests Coalition

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) welcomes the groundbreaking $1 billion coalition that aims to raise global climate ambition and urgently halt deforestation announced today during the Climate Leaders Summit by the governments of the United States, the United Kingdom and Norway and a group

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WWF Statement on President Biden's Commitment to Halve Emissions by 2030

Today, President Biden announced the United States' commitment to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Carter Roberts, president and CEO of World Wildlife Fund issued the following statement: “As he has expressed President Biden, the international community responded to the power that

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WWF Statement on Introducing the Big Cat Public Safety Act into the US Senate

In response to the introduction of the Big Cat Public Safety Act in the U.S. Senate by Sens. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., Susan Collins, R-Maine, Tom Carper, D-Del., and Richard Burr, diplomatic representative in American law. , World Wildlife Fund (WWF) issued the following statement

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WWF Statement on President Biden's Fiscal Year 22 Budget Request

Today, the White House released initial details of President Biden's FY2022 budget plan, which prioritizes funding to meet the historic challenges of the moment, including programs to address climate change across federal agencies. Notably, the budget requests $14 billion for these efforts, including levels

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