The News Room brings you periodical updates on the environmentally relevant issues concerning India and the world at large. The primary focus is on highlighting the activities of WWF India and its global partners through press releases, articles, features and periodicals.
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WWF-India helps rescue endangered river dolphin
Narora, UP: WWF-India’s Narora Field team along with the state Forest department has rescued a ...
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WWF-India launches first ever Indian made FSC Certified Environment Awareness Poster
Delhi: WWF-India today celebrated the first International FSC Friday as part of Global Forest and ...
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World on thin ice, say climate groups
New Delhi: An melting ice sculpture, symbolically calling all for action and placed by a coalition ...
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WWF-India initiates programme to promote wood certification in Uttar Pradesh
Najibabad: WWF-India continuing with its mission of protecting India’s natural resources while ...
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Implement critical wildlife habitats and community forest rights for better conservation!
New Delhi: Conservationists, social activists, and government officers from across the country ...
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Bonn climate meeting: missed opportunity, all eyes on Unga, G20 and Bangkok
Delegates in Bonn missed an opportunity to speed up progress of climate negotiations ahead of a ...
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Report on new species calls for greater protection of Eastern Himalayas
August 10, 2009, New Delhi: Spanning India’s north-eastern states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, ...
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WWF-India and TRAFFIC strengthen capacity and law enforcement in Maharashtra’s tiger areas
Nagpur: WWF-India has continued with its programme to strengthen tiger conservation in the country ...
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G8 and MEF climate talks: It’s progress but still not fair!
L’Aquila, Italy - Rich and poor nations have not been able to overcome divisions and mistrust ...
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G8 leaders turn towards Copenhagen but road map still missing
G8 leaders today recognized the need to keep temperature increases below the two degree limit ...
