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NATURE IS IN THE RED

WWF's Living Planet Report 2020 is alarming: world populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish have declined by an average of 68% since 1970.

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PRESS RELEASE Forests the size of France have regrown in the last 20 years, new research shows New study demonstrates the capacity of forests to regenerate themselves if we let them

WWF and USAID Assist Riparian Populations in Salonga National Park Affected by Inter-ethnic Conflicts March 29, 2021—On Thursday, March 25, 2021, at the Monkoto airstrip in Tshuapa Province, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) National Director, Mr. Martin ...

Joint Statement on inter-ethnic clashes near DRC’s Salonga National Park The civil society organizations, Action d'aide sanitaire pour le développement (AASD), Action pour la promotion des peuples et Espèces Menacés ...

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It is possible to manage the ecological, social and economic potential of the country's natural resources in a way that benefits people while strengthening the ecological resilience of our planet.

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