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Forest Pathways Report 2023
Forests are essential for nature, people, and a stable climate – in the UK and around the world. But we’re failing forests, and all the people and wildlife who depend on them.
Protecting forests is one of the few aims that countries and political parties across the world can agree on. It’s enshrined in multiple international treaties and goals. Yet, we are failing to protect our forest life system. Forest loss and degradation is still getting worse, despite every pledge and declaration to protect them.
Our new landmark report, Forest Pathways, shows for the first time the pathways needed to start meeting global forest goals and bring our forests back to life.
WWF-UK Strategy 2021-24
Our vision is that by 2030 the natural world’s vital signs will be improving and we’ll have halted the loss of nature.
The Living Planet report 2020
Bending the curve of biodiversity loss
Knorr 50 report
50 foods for a healthier planet
Life on the Frontline
A global survey of the working conditions of rangers.
Sustainable food systems and diets: A review of multi-stakeholder initiatives
The number of initiatives seeking to advance the sustainable food systems and diets agenda has grown rapidly in the past few years. But what do they focus on, who is involved, how do they support each other, and where are the gaps?
Saving the Earth - A sustainable future for soils and water
A new report by WWF, The Rivers Trust and The Angling Trusts shows that spending approximately £10 million a year on soil protection measures would ensure a future for agriculture and reverse the decline of our precious rivers.
Flushed Away Report
How sewage is still polluting the rivers of England and Wales
Fishing For The Future
A briefing paper on how new fisheries legislation can establish the UK as a global leader in marine and fisheries management
Listen to the River Report
Lessons from a global review of environmental flow success stories
Water For Wildlife
Tackling drought and unsustainable abstraction
Not for sale
Halting the illegal trade of CITES species from world heritage sites.
From Risk to Resilience
Does your business know its water risk?
Other Ways To Help
Donate to the Climate Recovery Fund
Download the My footprint app
