RAPOARTE ANUALE WWF

RAPORT ANUAL 2018

Commenced the country’s largest-ever rewilding project on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula to reintroduce up to 20 Australian mammal species over the next 10 years.

188 countries and territories worldwide joined Earth Hour to speak up for nature and inspire urgent action for the environment.

270,000+ messages delivered to Australian politicians urging stronger action on climate change.
Partnered with over 16 ranger groups and Indigenous organisations in the Kimberley to support management of healthy Country.

With partners Climate-KIC and the Institute for Sustainable Futures (UTS), launched the Business Renewables Centre Australia (BRCA) – an initiative to help Australian businesses and governments secure more renewable energy. In one year, it has grown to include over 250 members.

Used new technology (drones, artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques) to study how and where whales feed around the Antarctic Peninsula.

Advocated for direct federal government involvement to ban single-use plastics.

1 million+ WWF supporters signed petitions to show support for a new, legally binding agreement on plastic pollution.

Commenced the country’s largest-ever rewilding project on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula to reintroduce up to 20 Australian mammal species over the next 10 years.

188 countries and territories worldwide joined Earth Hour to speak up for nature and inspire urgent action for the environment.

270,000+ messages delivered to Australian politicians urging stronger action on climate change.
Partnered with over 16 ranger groups and Indigenous organisations in the Kimberley to support management of healthy Country.

With partners Climate-KIC and the Institute for Sustainable Futures (UTS), launched the Business Renewables Centre Australia (BRCA) – an initiative to help Australian businesses and governments secure more renewable energy. In one year, it has grown to include over 250 members.

Used new technology (drones, artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques) to study how and where whales feed around the Antarctic Peninsula.

Advocated for direct federal government involvement to ban single-use plastics.

1 million+ WWF supporters signed petitions to show support for a new, legally binding agreement on plastic pollution.

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