WWF South Africa is showing its commitment over the next three years to reducing its own environmental impacts by operating on certified Green Power provided by means of the Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) system.

On 27 March iconic buildings and landmarks in cities and towns around the world will go dark for WWF's ...

On 27 March iconic buildings and landmarks in cities and towns around the world will go dark for WWF's ...

WWF, along with numerous wine producers and Wines of South Africa, are strongly opposed to the application from the state owned African Exploration Mining and Finance Corporation (AEMFC) for prospecting rights for minerals within the critical biodiversity areas of the Cape Winelands.

The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is appalled at a state-owned mining company application to prospect on a number of landmark wine farms in the Cape Town and Stellenbosch municipal areas. This is the latest example of a proliferation of poorly regulated prospecting activities within highly threatened yet unique biodiversity hotspots.