⚠️ Slovakia’s environment ministry has authorised the killing of 240 brown bears without knowing how many there are in the first place. 🛑 Conservation groups My sme les, Aevis and WWF Slovakia have called on environment minister Tomáš Taraba to halt bear culls until reliable

💧Behind every product we consume, from the clothes we wear to the food and drinks we enjoy, lies a hidden story of water. 🔍 Hint: just look at the unseen water in the set of products shown in the picture below. “No water, no life, no business. Only by working together – across

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With September, we are back with a series of must-attend events where you can meet our team, get actionable insights on the latest environmental sustainability trends, and explore opportunities to collaborate. We start with the spotlight theme of water stewardship. 💧 Join

Raising Our Voice: How Can Companies Engage in Water Policy Advocacy? 💧 Join us for a World Water Week (@siwi_www) side event organized by @WWF. 📍 Where: Convendum, Vasagatan 16, Stockholm, Sweden.📅 When: Wednesday, August 27, 2025 | 08:30 – 09:30. 📢 Spaces are limited –

🚨 Help us gather evidence that people across the EU care about nature and want strong laws to protect it! Read more to find out how you can help nature in Europe 💚 . The European Commission wants to roll back vital environmental protections – and they’re asking for your

⚠️Once seen as a tragedy unfolding in distant jungles or coral reefs, the extinction crisis is now on our doorstep. And some loses are already irreversible. Peek at the story of a snail species that once lived in a tiny lake in Central and Eastern Europe. 🐌Until the late 20th

On late summer evenings in Szentendre, just north of #Budapest, something extraordinary happens over the #Danube. As the sun sets, millions of delicate white insects rise from the water and dance in the warm air. ☑️ These are the Danube mayflies – living indicators of the

A glimmer of hope in a devastating fire season 🔥 Thanks to the kindness and quick action of local people, this fluffy baby honey buzzard from Madrets, Bulgaria, has been given a second chance at life after being saved from a devastating forest fire. It is now safe at the

Wolves are vital for keeping our fragile ecosystems in balance. Their natural prey includes ungulates such as deer, elk, and wild boar, making wolves essential to healthy forests. As nature’s regulators, they mainly hunt weaker or sick animals, improving the health of prey

GOOD NEWS 🐟 We released 6,500 baby sturgeons into the Danube. The young swimmers are two and a half months old and about 15 cm long. They will swim freely to the Black Sea, 500 km away, only to return in 15 years' time, when they are sexually mature and ready to reproduce.

🐂 Newborn bison calves spotted roaming free in Romania’s Țarcu Mountains — a rare and powerful glimpse of nature’s healing power. 🌿 . Once extinct in the wild here for over 200 years, European bison are returning thanks to a decade of rewilding led by WWF and Rewilding Europe,

🔥 Over 90% of forest fires in Bulgaria are caused by human activity. WWF’s latest analysis reveals a troubling trend: wildfires are becoming more frequent, more intense, and harder to control—often reaching protected areas and posing a serious threat to biodiversity, people, and

🐟 Nine countries along the Danube have joined forces to protect one of the world’s most endangered species — the sturgeon. Launched this July in Bucharest, the #MonSturintheDanube project brings together 13 partners to develop a shared monitoring system that tracks sturgeon