Ricky Kej LIVE at One Page Spotlight for Earth Day #ShineYourLight Concert: 22 April: 14.30 GMT WWF International 2026-09-26 | Ricky Kej LIVE at One Page Spotlight for Earth Day #ShineYourLight Concert: 22 April: 14.30 GMT
Ending the Plastic Crisis: Global Treaty Negotiations 2024 WWF International 2024-04-22 | This year, more than 11,000,000 tonnes of plastic will enter our oceans. Killing wildlife, polluting ecosystems and harming communities around the world. But it doesn’t have to be this way. This week, governments, indigenous leaders, businesses, scientists and civil society are meeting in Ottawa to negotiate the global plastic pollution treaty. This is our one chance to end the worsening plastic crisis. banit.org
Earth Hour 2024 - Give an hour for Earth while doing something you love WWF International 2024-03-04 | This #EarthHour, do good for the planet while doing something you love.Whether you’re a foodie, into fitness, are looking for something family-friendly, or simply want to take part from the comfort of home, anyone, anywhere can Give an hour for Earth!How do YOU plan to Give an hour? Visit earthhour.org/give-an-hour for ideas or let us know in the comments!
Earth Hour 2024 - Official Video WWF International 2024-02-22 | The #BiggestHourForEarth is back! Join us for #EarthHour on the 23rd of March, 8:30 pm local time as we unite for our one shared home. Switch off and Give an hour for Earth by spending 60 minutes doing something - anything - positive for our planet. Together, let’s create a moment the world can’t miss!Visit earthhour.org to learn more and stay updated.
We cant ignore the threat of #DeepSeaMining any longer. WWF International 2023-11-01 | There’s so much threatening our our oceans already – but #DeepSeaMining is one disaster we can halt before it starts.This piece – written and performed by spoken word artist #JoshuaIdehen – emphasises the importance of protecting our ocean. Together, we can create a wave of change. Share this video and call on governments to take action for our ocean. #ThinkDeeply
The deep sea: a place of magic and mystery. But it faces a looming threat: #DeepSeaMining. WWF International 2023-11-01 | The deep sea: a place of magic and mystery. Yet, amid this enchanting world, a looming threat endangers its delicate balance.But what exactly are the concerns around deep sea mining? And why should we all be fighting to protect the mysterious wonders of our deepest, darkest oceans?Marine biologist, filmmaker and ocean conservationist Inka Cresswell dives in to answer these very questions with WWF’s Alfred Ralifo, expert in the potential impacts of Deep Sea Mining in the South Pacific. #ThinkDeeply #DeepSeaMining
⏰The nature crisis we need to solve. Narrated by Jason Momoa, UNEP Advocate for Life Below Water. WWF International 2023-09-19 | Last year, history was made. World leaders agreed to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030; a win for all people and our shared home. 🌡️Nearly one year on, in the midst of a global boiling crisis, and ocean surface temperatures the highest ever recorded, action #ForNature is more urgent than ever.That’s why all countries must step up and deliver on their commitments.We need all hands on deck to tackle the nature crisis and achieve the #GlobalGoals ✊🌱🌊 #AgreementToAction #NaturePositive #UNGA
Meet the foxes that fly 👀 #Borneo #shorts WWF International 2023-08-22 | Footage courtesy of WWF-Malaysia.
POV: Youre in the African Savannah 👀 WWF International 2023-08-10 | There are around 483 different species of animals living in the African savannah and giraffes are just one of them. For people and nature, let’s do what we can to safeguard this iconic landscape for generations to come! Share this video with your nature-loving friends 🦒
Why losing one species can spell disaster for countless others WWF International 2023-07-12 | Everything in nature is connected. 🌱That’s why we must all protect the delicate balance of our shared home at all costs – for nature and for us. #NaturePositive #SDGs #HLPF #shorts
Heres why we MUST halt #DeepSeaMining WWF International 2023-07-06 | Our shared home can’t seem to catch a break from human-caused #destruction. ⛏💰 Mining companies are now looking to destroy Earth's final frontier: the deep sea. Don’t you agree our shared home deserves better care from us? Watch the full video here: youtu.be/-XcmtLGTuEs #DeepSeaMining #ThinkDeeply #shorts
#ThinkDeeply - Halt Deep Seabed Mining WWF International 2023-07-04 | #DeepSeaMining threatens people and our ocean. It’s URGENT we prevent this disaster from unleashing a wave of terrible consequences on our #BluePlanet. Are you with us? 🌊 #ThinkDeeply #fyp Watch the full video here: youtu.be/NBm1OZ0J1WQ Written and performed by spoken word artist #JoshuaIdehen #shorts
Tam Mỹ Tây - Protecting critically endangered langurs in Vietnam WWF International 2023-06-30 | The grey-shanked douc langurs of Tam Mỹ Tây in Vietnam cling onto four small islands of natural forest. With only 1000 individuals remaining in Vietnam, they are listed on the IUCN Red List as critically endangered. Surrounded by a mosaic of community-owned plantations, a determined forest owner, Mr Danh, seeks help from his community, as the langurs feel the pressure.Director & Editor: James Thomson, Melt FilmsProducer: Ngan Nguyen Thi PhuongDOP: Josh GuyanMusic: Jon Hopkins, BramblesAssistant Editor: Ha Nguyen PhuongTranslator: Tuan Nguyen Minh TuanStills: Ha Nguyen Phuong
Untangled: The Power of Governance WWF International 2023-04-27 | Governance matters for people and the planet. It frames laws and policies that shape our future. In this video, WWF breaks down what this means for both the planet and all of us – the people who call it home!We need inclusive governance that values social and environmental justice and human rights, and holds corporations and governments to account. Together, let’s work for a future where nature and people thrive. #NaturePositive #MyPlanetMyRights #SDGs #LeaveNoOneBehind
Earth Hour 2023: The Biggest Hour for Earth WWF International 2023-03-08 | Imagine an Hour inspiring millions to act for our planet. An Hour that unites cities, countries, and continents. An Hour reminding us to make all other hours count.That’s no longer just an hour…that’s the spark we need for change. That’s the #BiggestHourForEarth.We can make it happen - together. Join us for #EarthHour on 25th March at 8:30 pm local time by switching off and spending 60 minutes doing something - anything - positive for our planet. Learn more: earthhour.org
Age of Change: Encouraging diversity in the wilderness WWF International 2022-12-09 | Alishba grew up in the bustle of a big city before finding her place in the countryside. Now she helps inspire young people from a range of backgrounds to make nature theirs.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Live at #COP15 Montreal, Canada. WWF International 2022-12-06 | It’s time for governments to step up and deliver. In the face of accelerating #natureloss, the world needs a strong nature agreement capable of reversing biodiversity loss by 2030 for a #NaturePositive world 🌍#TeamEarth and 8 billion people are counting on YOU at #COP15!
The Speech WWF International 2022-12-02 | To the leaders and decision makers attending the 15th UN Conference on Biodiversity (COP15): the world is watching. Nature is in crisis - and we’re looking to you during this once-in-a-decade opportunity, to secure a #NaturePositive future for people and the planet. Commit to an ambitious global nature protection plan that reverses nature loss by 2030.Share this video and tag @UNBiodiversity to send the leaders attending #COP15 one clear message: that all eyes are on them.Learn more about COP15 - panda.org/cop15
Age of Change: How technology is helping restore mangrove forests WWF International 2022-11-25 | This coastal community was left unprotected from devastating floods due to its depleted mangrove forests. Now, using technology that listens to the trees, local custodians are rebuilding their home one seedling at a time.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Protecting the Copalita River from pollution WWF International 2022-11-22 | The Copalita river flows through Oaxaca in the southwest of Mexico connecting over 800 villages and the people who call it home. Communities are working to make the sustainable management of this shared resource part of local culture and livelihoods.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Harvesting nature’s medicinal gifts in Kosovo WWF International 2022-11-20 | Plants have a long history of medicinal use. Over 1300 plants are used for medicinal purposes in Europe, of which 90% are harvested in the wild. Blinishta and her family collect wildflowers from the mountains of Kosovo. By responsibly gathering local plants, they harvest the benefits of nature for their community and surroundings.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Are you on Team Earth? WWF International 2022-11-17 | Regardless of which club or country you support, we all have same home team: Team Earth. And we are facing an opponent unlike any other: nature loss. It’s our toughest match yet, and the stakes are at their highest.But this year, we have a once-in-a-decade chance to turn the match around. At #COP15 – the UN Biodiversity Conference – world leaders must score a goal that means the world, literally: committing to reverse nature loss by 2030. We must raise awareness and capitalize on this game-changing opportunity. There is no ‘next-season’ or ‘extra time’ - and losing is not an option. It’s time to kick off a new chapter for the benefit of people and the planet. Learn more about why Team Earth needs a win at COP15: panda.org/team-earth
Age of Change: Presenting tasteful solutions WWF International 2022-11-12 | In chef Nikolas’ hotel kitchen, creative food presentation and portion sizes are helping reduce waste and raise awareness of food waste among guests--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Shark and ray populations have plummeted by 71% #LivingPlanetReport WWF International 2022-11-10 | 🌎 Oceanic sharks and rays are vital to a healthy ocean and – in turn – the well-being of people, too.But their numbers are falling. Since the 1970s, oceanic shark and ray populations have plummeted by 71%. 👉 #ForALivingPlanet we need to take action for sharks and rays – together: http://panda.org/lpr #LivingPlanet #LPR2022
European mink populations have plummeted by 90% #LivingPlanetReport WWF International 2022-11-09 | They were once widespread along streams and rivers – but today they’re disappearing. 😔Since the start of the 20th century, European mink populations have plummeted by 90%.⏳ Right now, we risk losing this species for good. It’s crucial we turn the tide for these unique animals.#ForALivingPlanet, we need their population numbers to recover: http://panda.org/lpr #LivingPlanet #LPR2022
A Flammable Planet WWF International 2022-11-07 | Climate change and wildfires mutually reinforce each other, and the fires burning today in many parts of the world are bigger, more intense, and last longer than they used to.This is the story of a rabbit, a symbol of all life affected by such catastrophic fires. In the film, as in real life, the vicious cycle of wildfires has devastating consequences on people, wildlife and the climate. Wildfires are a critical global issue that needs urgent solution – this includes halting deforestation, changing the way land is used and fighting climate change.NOMINT animation studio used an innovative combination of a highly flammable set and props, and real fire, to create a shocking sense of visual jeopardy. The film was shot entirely in-camera and used traditional stop-motion techniques together with slow-motion, timelapse, and long-exposure to create the original visuals. Directed by NOMINT co-founders Yannis Konstantinidis and Christos Lefakis in collaboration with animator Jua Braga, music by Ted Regklis, and colour grading by Tom Mangham at Black Kite Studios.Learn more: panda.org/fires#FlammablePlanet #COP27
The Moment is Now WWF International 2022-11-04 | The actions we take today - no matter how small or insignificant they may seem - have a profound effect on our tomorrow. 2022 is coming to a close, but our climate and nature crises remain - let’s not wait ‘til next year to make a change. The moment is now. #COP27 #COP15---Special thanks to: Bear Grylls, Pia Wurtzbach, Shruti Haasan, Ben Pol, and Liu Wen.Produced by: Playing Field - https://www.playingfield.agency/
River dolphin populations have plummeted by 73% since the 1980s #LivingPlanetReport WWF International 2022-11-03 | River dolphins are extraordinary. They are the apex predators in some of the world’s greatest river systems. 🌏But we're losing them. River dolphin populations have plummeted by 73% since the 1980s.👉 #ForALivingPlanet we need to take action for river dolphins – together:http://panda.org/lpr #LivingPlanet #LPR2022
Koala populations have plummeted by 50% #LivingPlanetReport WWF International 2022-11-02 | Beloved around the world, koalas are one of the world’s most iconic species. ⚠ But we’re losing them. In 20 years, koala populations have plummeted by 50% in some Australian regions – according to a recent study from the country.👉 #ForALivingPlanet we need to take action for koalas – together: http://panda.org/lpr #LivingPlanet #LPR2022
How much wildlife have we lost? #LivingPlanetReport WWF International 2022-10-12 | The Living Planet Report 2022 is a comprehensive study of trends in global biodiversity and the health of the planet. This flagship WWF publication reveals an average decline of 69% in species populations since 1970. While conservation efforts are helping, urgent action is required if we are to reverse nature loss.Biodiversity loss is not only an environmental issue, but economic, development, security, social, moral and ethical issue too. Industrialised countries are responsible for most environmental degradation but it is developing nations that are disproportionately impacted by biodiversity loss. We all have a role to play in building a nature-positive society that safeguards the planet for the good health of everyone.Learn more: http://panda.org/lpr
Planet-friendly burger - recipe by Maria Camila Mosos WWF International 2022-10-05 | INGREDIENTS: 2 cups cooked black beans (or 1 can of black beans)1 cup quinoa flakes 1/2 red onion3 garlic cloves 1 small beet 200g mushrooms 1/2 roasted red bell pepper 1/2 tbsp soy sauce 1 tsp ground cumin 1 tsp salt 1 tsp dried oregano 1 tbsp olive oil 1 tbsp fresh thyme Pepper to taste INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Soak the beans overnight or for at least 8 hours. 2. The next day, discard the soaking water, wash the beans, and cook them in a pressure cooker submerged in water. Cover and cook for 15-20 minutes or until they are soft. If using canned beans, skip steps 1 and 2.3. Meanwhile, roast the red pepper over direct heat until its skin is completely burned. Let it rest until cool so that you can peel it. 4. Finely chop the onion, garlic, mushrooms and red pepper and also grate the beet. 5. Add the onion to a hot, lightly greased skillet. Cook for 3-4 minutes or until translucent and fragrant. 6. Add the cumin, oregano, garlic, and mushrooms. Cook over medium-high heat for 3-4 minutes. Then, add the soy sauce, mix well and turn off the heat. 7. Using a fork, purée the beans. It shouldn't be perfectly smooth, and it's actually better for the texture if some of the beans are whole. 8. In a bowl, mix the bean purée, roasted red pepper, onion, mushroom mixture, quinoa flakes, thyme, salt, olive oil and pepper to taste. 9. Mix well until all the ingredients are incorporated. Assemble the patties and refrigerate them for at least 30 minutes. 10. Heat a skillet or grill and add a little oil. Cook the patties for 5 minutes on each side or until golden brown. 11. Build your burger with bread, dijon mustard, lettuce, tahini, avocado and pickled onions - or whatever toppings you prefer!ABOUT THE RECIPE:This bean, mushroom, and vegetable burger shows us that it is possible to have a diverse diet with more vegetables and less waste, without sacrificing pleasure and taste. The biological capacity of legumes to fix nitrogen in the soil has direct and positive repercussions on the biodiversity of productive lands. In this way they can contribute to generating higher yields in subsequent crop rotations and stimulate the productivity of the land - facts that in turn contribute to the future reduction of the agricultural carbon footprint. Beans can be preserved by drying, without being heavily processed, and tend to be more affordable than many other nutrient-dense foods. Meanwhile, producing one pound of mushrooms requires less than 2 gallons of water, which is a fraction of the water inputs needed for many other foods. In addition, average annual yields of mushrooms are very high, up to 1 million pounds of mushrooms (~450,000 kg) in just one acre (~4000 square meters). Finally, the beauty of this burger is that you can include any other vegetables you have lying around at home!
Untangled: Biodiversity loss - what on Earth is causing it? WWF International 2022-09-14 | Right now, over 1 million plant and animal species are threatened with extinction and the average population sizes of wildlife have dropped by around 70% since 1970. We’ve already lost half of the world’s corals and lose forest areas the size of 27 football fields every minute. So what’s causing all this? And what can we do to turn things around?
Age of Change: The Indian school teaching water conservation WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, we visit the Ganges in India. Providing water to 40% of India’s population, the significance of the River Ganges goes beyond spirituality. A school programme helps children like Prashant and Gaura learn how to protect the Ganges while helping their families become more resourceful with their water usage.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: The restoration of Monarch butterfly habitats WWF International 2022-08-03 | Monarch butterflies make one of the largest insect migrations in the world, flying around 2,500 miles from the US and Canada to Mexico. During their migration they provide an essential pollination service but climate change, deforestation and land conversion have contributed to their population declining by almost 80% in just two decades. Biodiversity loss is a major global crisis but the indigenous Purépecha community and the WWF in partnership with Air Wick are among those working to restore the Monarch’s habitat.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Innovation could tackle bee-mite problem WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, we make a beeline for food security. The majority of global crops rely on animals to pollinate them - in particular, bees - but Varroa mites can destroy entire colonies of honeybees. The mite is a leading cause of honey bee mortality and in the US beekeepers lose approximately 40% of their colonies each year.By investing in an RNA solution which targets parasites without harming the bees or the environment, this innovation hopes to secure the integrity of our food systems.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature. Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Restoring Uganda’s forest to combat climate change WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, we focus on an important lesson and a community in Uganda that has learned this the hard way - nature can survive without humans but we can’t survive without nature. Nearly three quarters of the Kagombe Central Forest reserve in Uganda has been destroyed in the last 10 years as agriculture has expanded, and local communities have had to come together to combat the effects of climate change with planting and patrols.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Better bee care with a scientific approach WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, we take a look at the tiny yet mighty bee. Most of the world’s crops are dependent on bee pollination and yet bee populations are in decline. Often their natural habitats have been removed and in the periods when crops are not blooming, bees suffer from lack of nutrition. From knowing the best foods to enhance a bee’s immune system through to understanding the competitive nature of different bee species, farmers are turning to pollination experts to maximise their crop yields.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: The US hospital tackling food waste WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, we shift our attention to food. Nearly a third of the food produced globally is wasted. Producing food takes a huge amount of land, water and energy and wasted food significantly impacts climate change - ten percent of greenhouse emissions are caused by food waste. In his North Carolina hospital kitchen, chef John and his team are collecting data to understand what food is being wasted and why.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: How Ecuador’s rainforests are protected by indigineous communities WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, meet the Mushullakta tribe in Ecuador, for whom nature and culture are intertwined. Through sharing seeds and knowledge, these conservation specialists are bringing back the disappearing trees of their home.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: The Mexican coffee community embracing nature WWF International 2022-08-03 | Almost a third of our planet is covered in forests but every year we lose 10 million hectares. Forests not only play a critical role in mitigating climate change, they also purify water and provide jobs for millions of people. In this episode of Age of Change, meet Apolonia and José Jacinto, coffee-growers who are addressing local deforestation in Oaxaca, Mexico, and are exploring ways of protecting their surroundings through community-based alliances and regenerative agriculture.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: How entrepreneurs in Mexico are supporting communities WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, we visit Mexico’s Copalita water basin, where local entrepreneurs are working to remove some of the hardships that erode their community’s quality of life. From lighting homes, supporting farmers and creating jobs, these entrepreneurs are giving back to the places they love.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Are electric cars being made sustainably? WWF International 2022-08-03 | On this episode of Age of Change, we look at the production of electric cars, which relies on raw materials like cobalt that go on a global journey from mines to production plants. Electric vehicles have the potential to be better for the environment but the supply chain needs to work in a responsible way. Mapping the journey of the raw materials allows the environmental impact of electric cars to go on record.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: The company creating new products from chopsticks WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, meet woodworker Felix Bӧck. Frustrated by the growing problem of consumer waste, Felix saw an opportunity in chopsticks. Most disposable chopsticks are discarded after just one meal and in Vancouver, 100,000 chopsticks are thrown away every single day. Felix’s network of global micro factories collect chopsticks from local restaurants and turn them into stylish products.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: Farming dairy and carbon in Finland WWF International 2022-08-03 | A quarter of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions are caused by food production. Food production is a necessity for society but there are ways of making it more sustainable. In this episode of Age of Change, meet the Finish dairy farmers hoping to inspire others in the industry.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Age of Change: The friends restoring South Africa’s Matatiele wetland WWF International 2022-08-03 | In this episode of Age of Change, meet Sissie Matele and Nicky McLeod and discover how their 20-year friendship is instrumental in helping restore the South African wetland of Matatiele. Bringing community knowledge, energy and enthusiasm to their conservation efforts, they have equipped local residents with the tools and desire to help repair their home’s ecosystems.--- About the series ---Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.Learn more at panda.org/age-of-change.
Planet Ocean - UN Oceans Conference WWF International 2022-08-03 | Planet Ocean - UN Oceans Conference
Untangled: Deep seabed mining WWF International 2022-08-03 | The deep sea: it’s home to fascinating creatures and stores carbon to help keep our #climate in balance. But some companies see only 💰💰💰. We have to #DefendTheDeep from seabed mining. #DeepSeaMining #ThinkDeeply
#SelfieDay WWF International 2022-06-21 | #shorts 🤳 Smile, it’s #SelfieDay! Which animal did it best? 🥰
We’ll make your day today: golden snub-nosed monkeys cuddle to keep warm as they sleep! 🫂💤 #shorts WWF International 2022-06-09 | ...
Discover the Seagrass Meadows of the Maldives in our final episode of #TooWildMaldives ! 🐟🏝🌊 WWF International 2022-06-08 | ...
Too Wild- Maldives (Ep 3: Seagrass) #WWFVoices WWF International 2022-06-08 | #TooWildMaldives is back with the FINAL EPISODE: Seagrass In the final episode of Too Wild Maldives, Lauren and David travel to Six Senses Laamu to discover their seagrass meadows. What is so special about this habitat and how exactly is it linked to sharks?For more information, check out WWF Guidelines on Responsible Shark and Ray Tourism sharks.panda.org/tools-publications/tourism-guide Music by the most talented Ford.songs. soundcloud.com/ford Incredible post-production by Think Lemonade Productionsthinklemonadeproductions.com Watch all Episodes of Too Wild Maldives here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe2nGhEGXFVtC0j1H1NIOCxyyad8mmcbY You can follow more adventures of Lauren and David in the wild on their Instagram.Lauren: instagram.com/lauren_arthur7/?hl=en David: instagram.com/the_norman_eastaugh/?hl=en About the series:We’re very excited to announce #TooWildMaldives - Season 2, a three-part YouTube series which follows #WWFVoices members Lauren Arthur and David Eastaugh as they explore the underwater world of the Maldives. They go searching for sharks, their relatives and a forgotten ecosystem.Tags:#WWF #conservation #environment #sustainability #WWFInternational #TooWildMaldives #WWFVoices #biodiversity #endangered #racingextinction #wildlife #seagrass #seagrassmeadows #4K #4Kunderwatervideo
