Environment and ecosystems

Global warming level at which fire began to impact the land's ability to absorb carbon was 1.07°C above pre-industrial levels, and that fire is already playing a major role in hampering that ability.

Lake Superior is known for its pristine waters, but a combination of nutrient additions from increasing human activity, warming temperatures and stormy conditions have resulted in more frequent blooms of potentially harmful algae.

Carlos Telón applies WWF's Flood Green Guide to restore mangroves, reduce flood risks, and manage waste in Guatemala. His efforts include planting 30,000 mangroves, engaging communities, and promoting climate resilience.

Now Bangkok is turning to nature to help fight the floods. Voraakhom is among a group of landscape architects helping to launch urban forests throughout the city

In recent years and decades pandemics seem to be returning. In the 1980s we had HIV/AIDS, then several flu pandemics, SARS, and now COVID (no, COVID isn’t over). Why is this happening, and is there anything we can do to avert future pandemics?

Three Maasai communities in Tanzania's Arusha region are involved in reforesting 15 acres of land and restoring grassland biodiversity by replanting native species.

This publication provides actionable guidance for governments to integrate DRR into biodiversity strategies, promoting resilience and sustainability by aligning efforts with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework and the Sendai Framework.

Australia’s tourism is at risk from climate change. A report shows over half of its top 178 sites face extreme weather vulnerability. If temperatures rise above 2°C, 80% could be impacted, endangering the industry.