WWF Pakistan

Droughts, floods, warming temperatures among raft of climate-related threats to marsh crocodiles

Cats released on the island decades ago to hunt rodents have now become ferocious hunters of birds as well

New fishing technique has drastically cut down entanglement, deaths of endangered species

Country has lost several species in recent past and is 'about to lose others,' warns World Wide Fund for Nature

Despite being relatives of sharks, giant mantas are harmless animals that feed on small shrimps

WWF-Pakistan calls investing in green businesses

Partnership will promote sustainable management of natural resources in province

FDE, WWF sign environment accord

No fatalities reported since 2019, around 110 of the gentle giants released in recent years

Recent survey revealed illegal wildlife trade in Pakistan

First known footage of animal hunting in the area captured

In a bid to preserve declining mangroves, City School students planted 1,100 trees at Hawksbay Karachi

Countrywide tree plantation campaign ‘Rung Do’ kicks off today

Excessive pumping of water is one of the reasons for depletion of groundwater

Scavengers feeding on toxic-drug laced carcasses face extinction

International day against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing being observed today

Huge potential for power generation from garbage, says SSWMB executive director

Experts call for need to control plastic pollution

Notification on ban of plastic bags issued only a few days earlier by home department 

Pakistan highly vulnerable to climate change, says WWF-Pakistan officer

Natural resources in the walled city are literally dying, calling for prompt measures to use them sustainably

Marine life is negatively affected by buildup of pollution on the beach, say experts

Speakers at WWF-Pakistan briefing claim people are not getting safe drinking water

Forty-seven sightings of baleen whales reported from coast of Pakistan in 2016

Spill in process of dilution, claims WWF official

Free the entangled 7.5-foot-long creature, releasing it back into ocean off Balochistan coasts

Urges stakeholders to take necessary action for conservation on World Sea Turtle Day

The 42-inch-long female dolphin was stranded in a tributary of Larkana’s Warah Canal

The three-metre-long mammal was caught in a gillnet placed for tuna

WWF-Pakistan holds 18th nature carnival at Maritime Museum

Event held at 8:30pm around the world to promote climate change awareness

Experts urge shift towards sustainable energy sources to stem climate change

Anoushey Ashraf, Adnan Malik, Khalid Malik appointed celebrity ambassadors for WWF-P's awareness campaign

WWF-Pakistan’s Changa Manga conservation facility gets new guests

With Bashir Ahmad on board, organisation aims to challenge threats of climate change

Agriculture department, WWF-Pakistan join hands to streamline organic cotton

Sandspit is among 11 beaches of world where marine turtles come to lay eggs

Upsurge in jellyfish population along the coast disturbs fishing activities

About 11 million acre feet in canals was wasted due to inefficiencies

Wildlife conservators appreciate establishment of endowment fund for migratory birds

Experts say climate change could lead to greater interactions with humans

Here we look at 11 adorable pictures of animals to raise the status of animals around the world

Organised by the European Union Delegation to Pakistan and World Wildlife Fund

Freshwater is diminishing the world over and Pakistan is amongst the top water-stressed countries

Population growth, migration and business activity have contributed to increased water demand

Situation of illicit wildlife trafficking highly upsetting

Scheme aims to multiply, distribute imported germ plasm among 100,000 farmers

Illegal wildlife trade continues to contribute to irreversible ecological damage

Vast expanse of vegetation helps form clouds and make them rain

Use of animals in campaigns also talked about at seminar