SE Asia
INDONESIA Increasing Marine Conservation Network by 13% in 2030. COP16 Knowledge Sharing.
Indonesia is often considered the Asian country with the most native animals. Its vast archipelago, which includes thousands of islands, hosts an incredibly diverse range of wildlife. Indonesia is home to numerous unique species, including the Sumatran tiger, Javan rhinoceros, and the Komodo dragon. In a new study published in the journal Ocean & Coastal Management, an international…
COP16 Biodiversity Conference: Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities are the World’s Biodiversity Guardians
COP16 2024 highlights the past unfulfilled obligations to meet 2030 targets of…
Student Initiative: Innovating Clean Water Solutions.
Liquify upskills Balinese School Children to monitor recharge-water-wells data collection through educational…
The Playbook – WWF, the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) and AECOM showcased at Hong Kong’s 2024 ReThink Sustainable Expo.
The Playbook has nearly 200 case studies spanning transport, water energy, buildings…
WWF REPORT: Globally, 73% Vertebrates have Declined in 50 years – 60% in Asia and the Pacific regions. Why?
Biodiversity Sustains Ecosystems and Human Life.
