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Environmental conservation work in Spain

Contact

Enrique Segovia

Conservation Director WWF Spain,
Madrid +34 91 3540578

Miguel Ángel Valladares

Director of Communications WWF Spain,
Madrid +34 91 3540578

Website

Offices

WWF MEDPO,
Barcelona Project Office

WWF Mediterranean Programme EE & CB Unit carrer de la Canuda 37 08002 Barcelona Spain +34 93 305 6252 +34 93 278 8030

WWF Spain,
Canary Islands

Urb. Puerto Calero,
27-28 35570 Yaiza Lanzarote Spain +34 928 51 45 32 +34 928 51 35 90

WWF Spain,
Hinojos

WWF Spain Doñana Office Parque de los Centenales Ctra. Hinojos-Almonte,
km.1 s/n 21740 Hinojos (Huelva) Spain +34 959 459 007 +34 959 459 007

WWF Spain,
Madrid

WWF/ADENA Gran Vía de San Francisco,
8 28005 Madrid Spain +34 91 354 05 78 +34 91 365 63 36

Deep Coral Project

Latest news and publications

Northern bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) off the coast of Spain.

Time to get serious for tuna nations

International tuna treaty parties have totally failed to come up with ways to cap fishing capacity, are mostly failing to follow the advice of their own scientists and are making only slow progress in reducing illegal fishing and overfishing and bycatch of other marine life, according to a new assessment by WWF.

Posted on 28 June 2009 | 5 comments | Read more

Black-headed gulls attacking grey heron, Middle Elbe biosphere reserve, Germany

Last shots come in for world's largest nature photo shoot

A striking symmetry of wings as two gulls attack a grey heron on the Elbe in Germany. An ibex caught negotiating an absolutely impossible slope in Spain. A Hungarian bee eater of spectacular plumage snapped catching a bumblebee nearly as colourful.

Posted on 21 June 2009 | Read more

Passau / Germany. Situated at the confluence of the rivers Danube, Inn und Ilz, the "City of Three Rivers" provides a spectacular natural scenery. The perfect closing location of a remarkable musical summer along the Danube.

River managers plan a bleak water future for Europe

An ambitious European scheme to fix and safeguard its rivers and secure its water future is at risk of being undermined by poor and inadequate plans for water management prepared by EU countries, a new study by WWF and European Environment Bureau (EEB) has found.

Posted on 29 May 2009 | 1 comments | Read more

New or updated projects

Influencing the Common Agricultural Policy in Spain

WWF’s mission in the European Union (EU) is to address the root causes of biodiversity loss. Over the past 20 to 30 years EU Member States have witnes...

Modified: Feb 2008 - Started: Jul 2005

Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus)

European Model Project: Coto Doñana

Coto Doñana: 40 years of conservation Doñana is considered one of the most valuable wetlands in Europe. Conservation activities started with the pr...

Modified: Dec 2006 - Started: Jul 1999

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