Dishes of destruction: the hidden cost of seafood
Some of Europe’s most popular fish dishes are a recipe for disaster for our oceans and fishing communities, warns WWF in a new report, which exposes the destructive, illegal and wasteful fishing which lies behind some of our favourite seafood.
Europe losing species and habitats at a dramatic rate
According to a series of surveys carried out by WWF and its partners as part of the European Habitats Forum (EHF), the diversity of Europe’s wildlife and habitats continues to be lost at a dramatic rate.
One Europe More Nature - Project Brochure
WWF's One Europe More Nature project is working to restore and maintain key European landscapes and habitats by forging innovative partnerships with businesses, industry, entrepreneurs, farmers, foresters and politicians.
Winds of change could spell catastrophe for European winters
Following a European winter of extreme cold and heavy snow, a WWF report says that there’s more risk of severe storms and extreme weather in future winters as a result of climate change unless CO2 emissions are reduced dramatically.
Europe's Living Countryside - the Netherlands National Report
An analysis of how environmental priorities and objectives were addressed in the last Dutch Rural Development Programme.
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.
Shell fails European Bank's funding requirements
A new WWF report reveals that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development should continue to declare Shell’s Sakhalin II project in the Russian Far East as unfit for purpose because the project’s environmental and social standards are continually failing to meet the Bank’s funding preconditions, reveals a new WWF report.
Risky Business - the new Shell
Shell’s failure to apply its Environmental Impact Assessment Guidelines to Sakhalin II...
Royal elephants auctioned for conservation
A vast array of elephant collectables of the late WWF Founder-President HRH Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands was auctioned to raise funds for conservation efforts in Borneo.
Energy efficient houses in the Netherlands ::: Solutions for a stable climate :::
In the 1990s WWF Netherlands set out to prove that energy-efficient private housing is not just an expensive, futuristic dream, but a commercially viable concept attractive to the building industry, public and government alike. By 2000, it was clear the idea had succeeded.