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A milestone for Peru’s conservation and development: Long-term funding to protect nature is secured
The Government of Peru, WWF and partners today announced a commitment of US$140 million to expand ...
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Global leaders unite to save tropical forests at the Good Growth Conference
More than 300 national and international experts gathered in Lima to explore new solutions towards ...
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Indigenous leaders commit to protecting the Amazonian forests
II Training program in territorial governance carried out in Satipo, seeks to train 32 indigenous ...
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Peru will host Good Growth Conference
Over 300 national and international leaders will meet in Lima and San Martin to promote ...
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H&M and WWF work together to inspire people to take care of the planet
H&M and WWF are proud to launch a children's collection made of sustainable materials, to inspire ...
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SERFOR and WWF commit to work for the sustainable management of Peru's forest and wildlife heritage
This alliance will strengthen the coordinated work between both institutions with the aim of ...
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Madre de Dios reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development
The workshop of “Exchange of experiences of low-emission rural development” was held to boost the ...
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Over 64 thousand images of species in their natural habitat yield key results for their conservation
For four months, WWF has used 129 trap cameras to monitor the jaguar populations in the ...
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Peru turned off its lights for nature
Peru’s President Vizcarra turned off the lights for Earth Hour, from Lima´s main square
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Joint efforts to keep over 50 tons of discarded fishing nets from entering the Peruvian sea
According to the FAO, fishing nets represent 10% of all marine waste.