Dros y pum mlynedd ddiwethaf, mae Cymru wedi profi sawl digwyddiad tywydd eithafol gan gynnwys llifogydd, sychder a thanau gwyllt. Maen nhw'n cael effaith erchyll ar ein cymunedau a'n hamgylchedd. Mae ...

These great, glorious, fur-coated apes are some of our closest relatives. Sadly, we may also be their biggest threat. People have been pushing into the mountain gorilla’s forests in central Africa for ...

To enter this competition, send an email with your name and address, and ‘What Makes a Bird?’ in the subject line, to competition@wwf.org.uk by 24 July 2026. Alternatively, post your entry to Action ...

YAOUNDE, Cameroon (3 December 2024) - 742 new species of wildlife and plants have been discovered in the Congo Basin in the last ten years, a report released today by WWF reveals. The report entitled ...

While humans have made a lot of progress in physical feats over our existence, we still pale in comparison to the animal kingdom. Let's see how our top athletes shape up next to the animal kingdom.

Discover more about puffins, the issues and threats they are facing and how you can help.

Sir David has been at the heart of WWF’s own story – he was present at our very founding in 1961. Sir David has always been generous with the time he gives in support of WWF – whether strengthening ...

From devastating fires in the Amazon, to our home in the UK hitting the hottest temperatures on record – we are destroying nature and the climate, our own life support system. We‘re in a race to bring ...

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The Our Planet series, now streaming on Netflix and YouTube, shows the awesome splendour of the natural wonders that we risk losing, but also carries a message of hope: we can still save our planet if ...

Around the world, as communities expand, and natural wild places are reduced, people and wildlife are increasingly coming into conflict over living space and food. It might be baboons in Namibia ...