😮 This is major: without mangroves, 15 MILLION more people would be affected by floods each year. Restoring and protecting nature is one of the best ways we can help safeguard this one home we all share. #Mangroves are an amazing example of that.

If we lose rivers, lakes and wetlands, we lose the water that sustains us, our food, and other species. ⌛ Without urgent action, over half of the world’s population could face severe water shortages by 2030. We must band together to protect nature and our freshwater 💙

Happy #weekend! 😍. Tell us: What’s your favourite thing about our planet? 🌍

The Amazon & Sumatran rainforests are uniquely diverse and continents apart, yet they have many things in common:. - They are home to incredible creatures 🐆🐘🐜.- They are threatened by deforestation .- They can help fight climate change . RT to show your support for forests💚

POV: It’s Monday morning but you’re still in weekend mode. 💤🐼

On Chiloé Island, women are leading change in sustainable fishing. Carola Barría & others are pushing for gender equity, training leaders, and protecting ancestral fishing grounds — all while preserving traditions. Supported by @WWFChile, they’re true #NaturesHeroes

What does chilli have to do with elephants? 🐘. Members of the Conservation & Tourism Society are using chilli to help reduce human-elephant conflict in South Dambwa. Their approach supports local farmers & creates peaceful coexistence with wildlife #NaturesHeroes @wwfnederland

Climate change & nature loss are top global risks 🚨. The @wef Global Risks Report 2025 highlights extreme weather, biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse. RT if you agree that decision-makers must urgently act now to address these threats.

Local action = global impact! 🐋. @macuaticos' Natalia Botero-Acosta is one of #NaturesHeroes championing it. From empowering youth to protect humpback whales to organising 🐋 watching trips for local mothers, Natalia & her community are changing the tides for people & nature.

#BREAKING: 2024 is now the hottest year on record. Bold action in 2025 is needed: more renewables, ecosystem restoration, and more ambitious climate goals. The time to act is NOW.

Tigers are back in Kazakhstan after 70 years! . Thanks to #NaturesHeroes in Ile-Balkhash, two Amur tigers, Bodhana & Kuma, are now in the region. Communities are rewilding ecosystems, restoring species and organising eco-tourism to support their reintroduction. @wwfnederland

The future of our planet is shaped by #NaturesHeroes. @wwfmy Star Golden Hearts Award winners, Tiger Anti-Poaching & Sarawak Wildlife Conservation Teams, have:. 🐯 Reduced snares by 98%.📷 Captured 1M+ images.🌲 Supported endangered species. To more conservation wins in 2025 🌏

2025 ✨We’re going to keep working for a better world for people and nature. What do you wish for in the new year?

Live footage of us this holiday season. Best wishes to you all!

What’s your favourite #MekongNewSpecies?.

Check them out here! 👀

RT @WWFnews: A groundbreaking @IPBES Nexus Assessment reveals actionable solutions to intertwined environmental crises. WWF scientist and l….

Meet some of the #NewMekongSpecies newly recorded by science – each a unique wonder of nature, yet already under threat. From habitat loss to wildlife trade, many species may vanish before we even know they exist. RT if you agree we must better protect nature.

These are just some of the species in the Mekong which have not been previously recorded by science👇. But many of these species are already under threat of extinction. RT if you agree governments must better protect these rare animals and their habitats!.

True or false? There are more living organisms in a single teaspoon of soil than there are people on Earth.

🌱 Soil is a bustling ecosystem that's essential for a healthy planet.