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World 7 years ago

WWF uses fake Singapore ivory store in awareness campaign

An apparent online ivory store which caused a furore in Singapore has been exposed as a hoax set up by environmental group WWF to highlight perceived shortcomings in local laws.

National 7 years ago

Footage of Sumatran tiger family in Riau raises conservation hopes

A video was released by the Riau Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) to commemorate International Tigers Day on Monday.

Environment 7 years ago

Mediterranean could become a 'sea of plastic': WWF

The Mediterranean could become a "sea of plastic", the WWF warned on Friday in a report calling for measures to clean up one of the world's worst affected bodies of water.

News 8 years ago

Visitors warned against departing Japan with souvenirs made from ivory

Tokyo Customs and the conservation group WWF Japan launched a campaign Friday to warn foreign visitors about traveling with souvenirs made from ivory, notifying them that it is illegal to depart with such products.

Environment 8 years ago

Warming may spell extinction for iconic wildlife

Global warming could place 25 to 50 percent of species in the Amazon, Madagascar and other biodiverse areas at risk of localised extinction within decades, a report said yesterday.

Entertainment 8 years ago

Singer Tulus continues campaign to help protect Sumatran elephants

Singer Tulus is collaborating with World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Indonesia to create a new campaign titled #TemanGajah (Friends of Elephants) that aims to protect Sumatran elephants.

World 8 years ago

Romania to kill bears, wolves after rise in attacks

Romania on Monday said it would kill or relocate 140 bears and 97 wolves following a rise in the number of attacks on humans, sparking outrage from animal rights groups.

National 8 years ago

Planting mangroves to save W. Kalimantan's beaches from erosion: WWF

Earth Day, which was celebrated globally on April 22, has become a crucial way for World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) Indonesia to alert various parties about the erosion currently threatening beaches in West Kalimantan.

National 8 years ago

Research reveals low number of female whale sharks in Papua

A research team from the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) Indonesia reveals that the population of whale sharks in Cenderawasih Bay, Papua, is quite large, amounting to 135 individuals.

Environment 9 years ago

Green economy becomes more concrete in Sumatra

Plagued with illegal logging, forest fires, the uncontrolled development of plantations and mining sites, as well as human settlement, forested areas on the island of Sumatra have been in rapid decline, shrinking to 10.5 million hectares as of last year from 15.8 million ha in 2000.

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