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WORLD WETLANDS DAY 2020

WWF INDIA’S WORLD WETLANDS DAY CELEBRATION, 2020

Tide Turners Plastic Challenge

Tide Turners Plastic Challenge is an initiative being implemented by WWF India in partnership with UN environment under the Clean Seas Programme.

It aims to create a global movement of young people across the world who will be committing to take action to reduce plastic waste in their lives, at schools and within the community.

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Australia bushfire emergency

The nation is being ravaged by the most devastating bushfire season the country has ever seen

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Protecting India’s wildlife from cybercrime: Odisha Forest Department undergoes training

With approximately 26 Royal Bengal Tigers Panthera tigris including the rare melanistic form, Asian Elephant Elephas maximus, Indian Pangolin Manis ...

19 Feb 2020 Read more »

Bear necessities: Call to stop poaching and illegal trade of bears in India

Poaching and illegal trade of bears is a threat to their future in India and protecting bears and conserving their habitat has become a “bear ...

10 Feb 2020 Read more »

Ms. Radhika Suri, Director Environment Education, providing the GSDP candidates an overivew of the course

Certificate Course in "Bird Identification and Basic Ornithology” launched

In line with the skill India mission of Hon’ble Prime Minister, Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate change (MoEF&CC) has initiated the Green ...

27 Jan 2020 Read more »

Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) meets C&I customers to map competitive RE pricing

WWF-India, under its Renewable Energy Demand Enhancement (REDE) initiative for Commercial & Industrial (C&I) consumers, convened a closed-door ...

16 Jan 2020 Read more »