WWF's Global Marine Programme runs hundreds of projects around the world, which combine scientific analysis, practical field implementation, and high-level policy work.
The Diana region is an important marine and coastal priority area in the Western Indian Ocean. This project offers an opportunity to develop, refine a...
The project aims to enhance livelihood sustainability through participatory planning and management of coastal fisheries resource use and conservation...
The purpose of WWF in Kiunga Marine National Reserve (KMNR) is to make a significant contribution to collaborative efforts for the sustainable conserv...
Once considered inexhaustible, the world’s oceans are in a state of global collapse. More than 70% of the world’s commercial marine fish stocks are ei...
This project's aim is to redesign the existing grant project, the Endangered Species Recovery Fund (ESRF), to better meet strategic goals. This pro...
The project's goal is to assist in the recovery of extirpated, endangered and threatened species in Canada and prevent other species from becoming so ...
The small subtropical sea between the mainland of Mexico and the Baja Peninsula is the Gulf of California - a large inlet once fed by several rivers, ...
The waters off West Africa are home to several dolphin species, including the endemic Atlantic humpback dolphin and a largely isolated population of l...
The Sahelian upwelling marine ecoregion, part of the larger Canary Current ecoregion, covers a coastline of more than 2,150km ranging from rocky cliff...