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WWF Statement on CITES’ Decisions on Jaguar Parts and Derivatives Trade
The increasing evidence from recent years pointing towards a rise in the illegal trade of jaguar ...
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PRODUCE and WWF commit on working together to promote the sustainability of fishing and aquaculture industries
The agreement between these 2 institutions will promote the monitoring of activities atributted to ...
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Global forest wildlife populations in significant decline, new WWF report shows
Conservation group calls to declare a planetary emergency and act to keep forests standing and ...
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Humpback whales that migrate to Peru are threatened by fishing nets
• In the last week, there have been 2 reported cases of entangled whales in northern Peru, regions ...
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Radical transformation of land use necessary to combat climate crisis
On the eve of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) 50th Session, where its ...
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Research finds responsible forest management in the Peruvian Amazon can help preserve wildlife
Low-impact logging practices in commercial tropical forests can contribute to wildlife protection ...
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WWF joins Latin America partnership to restore forests
WWF is pleased to join the Initiative 20x20 as a technical partner and contribute to the ...
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Napo-Putumayo Corridor is estimated to have a jaguar population of 2,000
Unprecedented monitoring study conducted on the border between Peru, Ecuador and Colombia will ...
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Peru: proposal could reduce the risk of collisions between ships and whales
Tools for maritime regulation, such as traffic separation systems, could increase the safety of ...
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Plastic ingestion by people could be equating to a credit card a week
A new study finds on average people could be ingesting approximately 5 grams of plastic every week, ...