Latest Publication
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21 Jan 2010
Summary of Maui's dolphin public sightings reported to WWF since 2003
Thanks to members of the public, WWF has collated information on where Maui's range since 2003.
Latest news
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28 Jul 2010
WWF deeply sorry for nameplate incident at climate meeting
Gland, Switzerland, 28.07.10: Global environment organisation WWF apologised unreservedly for the actions of an employee who was involved in an incident at the June meeting of parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Features
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13 May 2010
Global conservation of albatrosses needs NZ’s leadership
An international meeting aimed at protecting endangered albatrosses and petrels has highlighted the importance of the New Zealand region as a breeding and foraging zone for many of the world’s great ocean wanderers.
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