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.
WWF-India's News Room
Welcome to WWF-India's newsroom
News & Information
-
Celebrating the contribution of SUPER SNIFFERS on GLOBAL TIGER DAY: #CaninesforFelines
In the lead up to Global Tiger Day on 29th July 2019, TRAFFIC has announced the winners of Canines ...
-
World Scouting partners with WWF to launch new Panda Badge for urgent action on nature
World Scouting is launching its new Panda Badge today at the 24th World Scout Jamboree in ...
-
WWF-INDIA STATEMENT ON COMMUNITIES AND CONSERVATION
We are concerned about the inaccurate and misleading portrayal of WWF’s work and our relationship ...
-
Orienting the judiciary towards enhanced wildlife crime conviction rates in India
Against a backdrop of low prosecution and conviction rates related to wildlife cases, TRAFFIC ...
-
Celebrating life of Raja: A tribute to an ace Super Sniffer
Raja, a ten-year-old wildlife sniffer dog trained under TRAFFIC’s programme in India succumbed to ...
-
The “arribada”: A journey into the fascinating world of sea turtles
WWF-India launched its third exhibition – “arribada: A gathering of stories, cultures and ...
-
Bashettihalli Wetland and its catchment ready to catch rains
According to The Global Wetland Outlook 2018 the loss of wetlands is three times faster than that ...
-
India National Interpretation of RSPO P&C 2018 is open for public consultation
Roundtable on Sustainable Palm oil (RSPO) is a not-for-profit that unites stakeholders from seven ...
-
“Corals and Crabs” reveals the marine life in the reefs of Goa
“Corals and Crabs” jointly published by the Forest Department of Goa and WWF-India, was released by ...
-
DCB Bank and WWF-India collaborate to conserve the endangered Indus River Dolphin
DCB Bank and WWF-India have announced a partnership to conserve the endangered Indus River Dolphin ...
