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WWF's Designathon ideas coming together to solve global problems

Entrepreneurs, creatives and designers come together to solve global problems at WWF’s ‘Designathon’

This weekend Sydney’s best entrepreneurs, design thinkers, engineers and creatives came together over 48 hours to tackle the big issues of food sustainability...

21 November 2016

Living Planet Report 2016: As global biodiversity declines, world’s food and energy systems hold solutions

By 2020 global wildlife numbers will plunge to a third of what they were in 1970 as a result of destruction and degradation of habitats, according to WWF’s...

27 October 2016

Landscape of lightning at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation near Kyle, South Dakota

AEMO interim report confirms storms triggered SA blackouts

Preliminary report confirms that a massive transmission failure caused by catastrophic storms were the primary reason for the recent power failures in South...

5 October 2016

Solar panels and wind turbines at a renewable energy research station in Perth= Western Australia

Global energy transition is underway and ready for G20 acceleration on action

New report is a wakeup call for Australian policy makers

2 September 2016

Solar panels and wind turbines generating electricity in solar power station

WWF: Phase out fossil fuel subsidies to save ARENA

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is vital for our clean energy future

17 August 2016

Wind turbines= Middelgrunden Wind Park= Copenhagen= Denmark

Energy market report highlights the need for transition plan to 100% renewable energy

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) ‘Electricity Statement’ report released today illustrates the need to modernise our electricity market as we...

11 August 2016

Boat cruising through Horizontal Falls in the Kimberley region= Western Australia= May 2015

WWF welcomes appointment of Josh Frydenberg as Environment and Energy Minister

Environment and Energy portfolios merged

18 July 2016

WWF welcomes announcement on the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative

Transparency about payments the resources sector makes to governments is essential to stamp out corruption

9 May 2016

WWF-Australia welcomes support for battery storage

WWF-Australia welcomes the Greens announcement today to encourage households and businesses to purchase renewable energy storage systems.

6 May 2016

A man holds a freshly caught skipjack tuna

John West Australia takes bold action to support sustainably sourced tuna and save sharks, turtles and dolphins

Australia’s largest canned tuna supplier, John West Australia, today announced that over 95% of their canned tuna is now certified by the Marine Stewardship...

4 February 2016

World national flags flying representing nationalities and countries

Paris agreement maps global pathway to clean energy future, more steps needed to support the vulnerable

World governments finalised a global agreement today in Paris that lays a foundation for long-term efforts to fight climate change.

12 December 2015

Green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) silhouetted against the sun. Sipadan Island

Australia agrees to 1.5-degree goal in Paris, while domestic targets still push 4 degrees

Australian Government has committed to limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius, but the national targets are not enough to achieve this.

5 December 2015