Environmental conservation work in Finland
Latest news and publications
12 Mar 2008
Bloated Mediterranean tuna fleet in race for the last bluefin
Rome, Italy – The most comprehensive analysis yet of the Mediterranean bluefin tuna fleet shows it conservatively having twice the fishing capacity of current quotas and more than three and a half times the catch levels recommended by scientists to avoid stock collapse. » Read more
05 Mar 2008
This time, world should heed OECD call to action on environment
Paris: The OECD’s Environment Outlook to 2030, issued today, was welcomed by WWF as yet another compelling argument that the costs of inaction on the environment will far exceed the costs of action.
The OECD Outlook is the latest - and at 520 pages one of the weightiest - in a run of reports from prominent economic institutions and commissions calling on governments and international institutions to face up to the seriousness and immediacy of global environmental problems. » Read more
04 Mar 2008
A new platform to start changing the world
Forget Facebook, MySpace or You Tube: here comes connect2earth, a new online community where young people can upload videos, pictures and comments about the environment.
On www.connect2earth.org, users and visitors will be able to write, speak, illustrate and video present their concerns on subjects important to them, and share environmental ideas and solutions.
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New or updated projects
Modified: Jan 2008 - Started: Sep 2000Green Office
This project is about an environmental management system and education service package for corporate companies. The Green Office label and diploma are... » Read moreConservation of the Baltic Seals
WWF Finland has worked with WWF Sweden, Stockholms Riksmuseum and other parties to protect the Grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and Ringed seal (Phoca h... » Read moreParticipation in the Naturewatch Baltic Project
Offices
WWF Finland,
Helsinki
Lintulahdenkatu 10 00500 Helsinki 50
Finland
T: +358 9 774 0100
F: +358 9 774 02139
Helsinki
Lintulahdenkatu 10 00500 Helsinki 50
Finland
T: +358 9 774 0100
F: +358 9 774 02139



