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WWF's Global River Dolphin Initiative
WWF’s Global Freshwater Programme and Global Species Programme have launched a River Dolphin Initiative with the aim of reducing threats to river dolphins and enhancing freshwater ecosystem health. River dolphins and porpoises are among the world’s most threatened mammal species.
Securing Australia's Natural Water Infrastructure Assets: protecting high conservation value aquatic ecosystems
The report proposes 4 steps to achieving nationally consistent approaches across States to identifying and protecting HCV aquatic ecosystems.
High Andean Wetlands Regional Strategy
High Andean Wetlands - fragile, strategic ecosystems for millions of people
Free-flowing rivers: Economic luxury or ecological necessity?
A report about the state of the world’s remaining free-flowing rivers
One Europe More Nature in the Tisza River Basin
WWF is working at three sites along the Tisza River in Romania and Hungary to maintain and restore the wetlands and floodplains in a way that will be beneficial to the local economy.
Water conflicts in India: ‘Million Revolts’ in the Making
Article by Biksham Gujja published in Economic and Political Weekly (EPW), one of the most influential policy magazines shaping development in India.
SDI article by Jamie Pittock: Poverty and water: are we drowning in debate?
As the 4th World Water Forum gets underway in Mexico City, Jamie Pittock asks whether another global water meeting is merely distracting leaders from implementing the commitments they have already made to fix our water woes.
WWF Bolivia's 4th quarterly news bulletin: WWFolio Bolivia, December, 2005
This is our quarterly news bulletin WWFolio Bolivia's fourth edition.
A Policy Field Guide to the Gelderse Poort
In the Dutch region of Gelderse Poort, Ark Nature and its partners are working hand in hand with local people, businesses and brick industries to restore nature in the Rhine delta.
One Europe, More Nature in the Tisza River Basin, Hungary
Through the One Europe More Nature project, WWF Hungary is working to restore the Tisza floodplain and reconnect it to the river.