WWF welcomes the Presidential Climate Commission’s clear inputs and guidance into the contested space of South Africa’s electricity planning and ...

Since the Covid lockdown in early 2020, there has been a marked increase in illegal harvesting of succulent plants across South Africa’s arid zone.

New technical reports outline high-risk plastics polluting the planet and shows global plastic bans, phase-outs and control measures are entirely ...

The "Nature is Always On" campaign underscores the role nature plays in our lives and why we need to take care of it.

In response to the State of the Nation Address on 9 February 2023, WWF believes there is an urgent need for a more coherent approach to energy ...

Transparency and regular communication about rhino numbers and rhino poaching are vital to understand the threats to our rhinos and the best ...

On World Wetlands Day (2 February 2023), we celebrate the incorporation of a significant wetland into the Agulhas National Park at the southern tip ...

The Rawlins family, who live in the Cedarville flats area near Matatiele in the Eastern Cape grasslands, have a reason to celebrate with the recent ...

2022 has been a formative year for the betterment of both the well-being and livelihoods of hundreds of Cape Town’s reclaimers towards being ...

As the United Nations biodiversity conference (known as COP15) convenes in Montreal this month, we will be watching closely.

WWF is urging world leaders to secure an ambitious global agreement to save our life support systems at the COP15 UN biodiversity conference in ...

The Responsible Fisheries Alliance (RFA) is a group of like-minded organisations working together to underpin healthy marine ecosystems in southern ...