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LIVING PLANET REPORT 2018

IN LESS THAN 50 YEARS, WE'VE SEEN AN OVERALL DECLINE OF 60% IN POPULATION SIZES OF VERTEBRATE SPECIES.

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Help decide the future of Pangolins in India: #ChooseYourSide on the World Pangolin Day 2019

On the eve of #WorldPangolinDay 2019, TRAFFIC in collaboration with WWF-India, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) and the National Zoological Park ...

15 Feb 2019 Read more »

Fight against wildlife crime goes online: Assam Forest Department learn new skills to crack wildlife cybercrime

With over 2000 Greater One-horned Rhinoceros Rhinoceros unicornis and over 100 Royal Bengal Tigers Panthera tigris among several other endangered ...

07 Feb 2019 Read more »

WWF ENVIS’ certificate course on Wildlife Management using Geospatial Techniques welcomes its third batch

WWF ENVIS successfully conducted the Valedictory Function for its second batch and an inaugural session for its third batch for the Certificate ...

01 Feb 2019 Read more »

Urgent attention needed for global tiger recovery efforts, as Southeast Asia reports worrying gaps

Tiger-range governments agreed on the urgent need to address critical management gaps across the tiger’s range at the 3rd Stocktaking Conference on ...

30 Jan 2019 Read more »

During Droughts, one might have to travel for long distance in search of water - Anindya Majumdar

Increasing water risks threaten to strand substantial assets of Indian banks

Close to 40% of the gross credit exposure of Indian banks is in sectors where water risks are significant, according to the WWF Report ‘Hidden Risks ...

23 Jan 2019 Read more »

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