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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To see our planet in a new light this Earth Hour, Speak Up for Nature
This Earth Hour (27th March 2021) aims to raise awareness of the interconnected challenges facing ...
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Speak Up for Nature this Earth Hour, to spark millions of conversations
Over the last 15 years, the lights-off moment saw entire streets, buildings, landmarks, and city ...
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ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TRAIN TOGETHER TO STOP WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING ACROSS INDIA’S HIMALAYAS
Organised wildlife crime needs an organised response. In light of this, TRAFFIC brought together ...
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Renewable Energy to Responsible Energy: A Call to Action
The rapid rise of renewable energy (RE) is a keystone element of our transition to a low carbon ...
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New enforcement tools to help curb the illegal seashell trade in India
India’s seashell market is driven mainly by its demand for curios: for making accessories like ...
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Recommendations to enhance the impact of Sustainability Standards on Smallholder cotton farmers in Maharashtra
Maharashtra is the second-largest producer of cotton in India, producing over 20% of the country’s ...
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Online campaign urges people not to buy, eat, wear or own protected wildlife species and their products
TRAFFIC and WWF India’s latest online campaign to help #EndWildlifeTrafficking urges people to ...
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Buying is Stealing: TRAFFIC urges people not to buy and use medicines made from protected wildlife species
TRAFFIC and WWF-India are urging people not to buy and use medicines made from Monitor Lizards ...
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Possessing is Stealing: TRAFFIC urges people not to keep legally protected marine animal in aquariums
People are being urged to think twice before they buy seahorses for their aquariums or as curios ...
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Owning is Stealing: TRAFFIC urges not to keep legally protected wild animals as pets
Red Sand Boa Eryx johnii, commonly called the ‘double-headed snake’ due to its blunt tail that ...
