Ideas The Amazon rainforest is on fire, what can you do about it? Celebrities react to the grave news that the Amazon is ablaze in Brazil and we talk to three NGOs tackling the crisis. 22/08/2019
Greece Greece told to 'save your paradise' as oil companies move in Greece told to 'save your paradise' as oil companies move in 05/08/2019
world news This is how much plastic is thrown into the Mediterranean every second "The Mediterranean is one of the emblematic places of our heritage and yet it is inexorably submerged under a torrent of plastics," said World Wide Fund for Nature. 07/06/2019
Good Morning Europe WWF: 'EU currently uses two times more than its ecosystems can renew' A new World Wildlife Fund report has a dire warning on the EU's ecological footprint: 'We're depleting natural ecosystems at a faster rate than what can be renewed.' 09/05/2019
world news World landmarks switch the lights off to mark Earth Hour WWF says 180 countries and territories took part in this year's event to raise awareness of climate change 31/03/2019
Japan Tuna sells for record €2.7 million in Japan's New Year fish market The 278-kg bluefin tuna was sold to the owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant, but experts say demand for the fish has made it an endangered species. 05/01/2019
Indonesia 115 plastic cups, 4 bottles and 4 flipflops found inside dead whale A dead sperm whale was found washed ashore in Indonesia with nearly 6kg of plastic waste in its stomach, according to park officials. 20/11/2018
world news Wildlife populations drop 60% in 40 years due to human action: report The WWF estimates that current rate of species extinction are now up to 1,000 times higher than the standard rate of extinction in Earth's history. 30/10/2018
world news World wildlife numbers 'to drop by 67% in 50 years', new report finds The world is on course for the first mass extinction of animal life since the dinosaurs, according to a new report on wildlife populations 27/10/2016
world news World wildlife population drops almost two-thirds in 40 years Global wildlife populations have fallen a staggering 58 percent between 1970 and 2012, according to a report by the WWF and the Zoological Society. 27/10/2016
