World Wildlife Fund

With its unusually long horns and white markings on the face, the saola is a strong symbol for biodiversity in Lao and Vietnam. Discovered in May 1...

The Earth Hour City Challenge is a competition among U.S. cities to prepare for climate change and adopt renewable energy. Learn more and ask your ...

We' pleased to announce a collaboration with legendary composer and performer Yanni to raise awareness for giant panda conservation! After "adoptin...

If 5,000 people urge their mayor to prepare for increasingly extreme weather and other consequences of climate change through EarthHourCityChalleng...

Not all rhino news out of South Africa is dire. In October 2011, WWF helped to successfully establish a new black rhino population in a safer, more...

We only have one planet. You can help protect it. Participate this year in the world's largest single campaign for the planet: Earth Hour. It star...

Not all tissue and paper towels are made from responsible sources. The toilet paper on your grocery store shelves may have a direct impact on the 4...

This extraordinary scene is from a new cache of video and photos taken through a camera trap study by the Royal Government of Bhutan and WWF in Wan...

ABOUT THE FILM

An extraordinary journey to the top of the world, Warner Bros. Pictures and IMAX® Filmed Entertainment present a MacGillivray Freema...

Internationally-renowned concert pianist Lang Lang has pledged his support to Be the Voice, lending his unique talent and signature sound to the in...

Internationally-renowned concert pianist Lang Lang has pledged his support to Be the Voice, lending his unique talent and signature sound to the in...

Internationally-renowned concert pianist Lang Lang has pledged his support to Be the Voice, lending his unique talent and signature sound to the in...

Presentation by the University of California-Los Angeles' Susanna Hecht on "Natures and Conditions of Possibility: Destroyers and Defenders and eve...

Michael Jones of Google presents "From the Internet of Billions to the Internet of One: Maximizing the Impact of Technology on Conservation." Jones...

Presentation by Duke University's Subhrendu Pattanayak on "Money for Something? Conservation Impact Evaluation 2.0." Pattanayak states that compare...

The Nature Conservancy's Jeff Opperman asks the question "Can hydropower be environmentally sustainable?" Hydropower development has potential ris...

Panel discussion on challenging assumptions in conservation science, moderated by Tom Lovejoy of The Heinz Center for Science, Economics, and the E...

Presentation by Wildlife Conservation Society's Rachel Graham on changing people's attitudes toward sharks in Belize. Graham speaks about the need ...

Panel discussion on crossing disciplinary, cultural, and social boundaries to increase the impact of conservation, moderated by USAID's Cynthia Gil...

Presentation by The Woodrow Wilson International Center's Geoff Dabelko on "An Uncommon Peace: Environment, Development, and the Global Security Ag...

Presentation by Cardiff University's Michael Bruford on "Trends in Conservation Genetics: The Bottom Line and the Genome Revolution." Bruford expla...

A panel discussion on communicating conservation science and influencing change, moderated by Margo McKnight of the Wildlands Network. Participants...

Panel discussion on transformative technologies that potentially can change modern day conservation, moderated by the National Science Foundation's...

Sassan Saatchi, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, remotely presents "Seeing REDD: Cutting-edge Space Observation for Climate Mitigation and Conservat...

Presentation by Michael Jenkins, President and CEO of Forest Trends, presents how markets are being used to achieve conservation and their potentia...

Presentation by Simon Fraser University's Anne Salomon. Salomon's work focuses on advancing our understanding of how human disturbances alter the p...

Presentation by Loughborough University's Rob Wilby on adapting conservation science and conservation organizations to climate change. Wilby is a p...

Presentation by Rare's Brett Jenks on how his organization is using social marketing to promote on-the-ground conservation efforts. Jenks is presid...

Presentation by WWF's George Powell on tracking wildlife with emerging technologies, including camera traps, radio collars, and global positioning ...

Presentation by WWF's Patricia Skyer on how community-based natural resource management has expanded on-the-ground conservation and improved liveli...

WWF's Matthew Lewis explains why collaborative enforcement is a monumental achievement for the protection of wildlife in the Congo Basin.

The more energy we use, the more we have to generate. We could live in a word of "enough" if we start to make smarter decisions about energy use.

Panel discussion moderated by National Geographic Society Chairman John Fahey. Participants: Lester Brown, Earth Policy Institute, Jon Foley, Uni...

Presentation by Randy Olson, Prairie Starfish Productions. How can the conservation community best harness the power of the media to disseminate co...

Presentation by Bill Clark, Harvard University. Clark is the Harvey Brooks Professor of International Science, Public Policy and Human Development ...

Presentation by Jon Foley, University of Minnesota. Human impacts coupled with natural processes are changing the environment at an unprecedented r...

Presentation by Martin Palmer, Alliance of Religions and Conservation. When we talk about conservation science we're already melding conservation b...