Nature is our greatest ally. If we take care of it, it will take care of us right back. 🌍 So to protect our planet, we need to work WITH nature instead of AGAINST nature. #NatureBasedSolutions

You may not know this, but nature is our greatest ally against the #ClimateCrisis. As wildfires, floods, and droughts escalate, it's clear we need urgent action. That’s why #NatureBasedSolutions are critical – we must protect & work with nature to safeguard our shared home.

We are witnessing a planetary crisis unfold in real-time. Wildfires, floods: it’s never been clearer that we need urgent action for our planet. So where do we go from here? Nature provides a solution. And it’s crucial we start working WITH nature instead of AGAINST nature 👇

Happy #weekend! 😍 Tell us: what's your favourite thing about our amazing forests? 🌳✨

Beautiful biodiversity from the #Amazon. 💚 Although it covers less than 1% of Earth’s land surface, it's thought to be home to around 10% of all known species. A living treasure like this is irreplaceable – together, we must protect it.

The #Amazon, the Congo Basin, Southeast Asia and the Southwest Pacific. These incredible regions are home to Indigenous Peoples who have safeguarded these places for generations. They are also rich in biodiversity. What do you love about our amazing forests? 💚

When we take care of forests, they take care of us. They give us clean air, shelter, and livelihoods and for many Indigenous Peoples, they are territories of life. RT to show your 💚for forests!

It’s true. 👇 If we lose rivers, lakes and wetlands, we lose the water our lives depend on. We need to restore and protect our freshwater for people and nature. RT if you're with us! #WorldWaterWeek

River dolphins are critically important. They matter to the health of the world's most important rivers, which hundreds of millions of people rely on. But all 6 species face extinction😟 The good news? It’s not too late to protect them & their river homes.

We use it every day. We need it to survive. Have you guessed what it is? 👀 Our life source: water. 💧 But the rivers, lakes and wetlands where our water comes from are in danger. 🗣 RT to give nature a voice 🙌🏽 #WorldWaterWeek

Can you find the Orangutan nest in this image?🦧 Conservationists count these nests by hand, but now AI is being trained to do the heavy lifting! @WWFMy is developing software to automatically detect nests, helping overcome the limits of traditional surveys.

Orangutans are the “gardeners” of Borneo & Sumatra’s rainforests, spreading seeds that keep forests alive. 🌿 But their survival is under threat from rapid habitat loss. We must do more to protect these intelligent great apes and the ecosystems we all depend on. 🦧

Orangutans are highly intelligent mammals living in the lush rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra. But their survival is under threat from rapid habitat loss🦧 Donna Simon, Conservation Manager for Orangutans at @WWFMy, tells us why they matter. #worldorangutanday

Governments have failed to agree on a #PlasticsTreaty to #StopPlasticPollution. This is not what communities, scientists, businesses and civil society demanded. Plastic pollution won’t wait, and neither can we. Leaders must choose a new path and deliver on their promise to end

A devastating blow to efforts to #StopPlasticPollution – a new #PlasticsTreaty draft, lacking globally binding rules, accountability, & ambition, has just been released. Time is running out. RT to urge world leaders to deliver a strong, enforceable treaty! #INC52

In which regions of Asia do wild Asian elephants still roam today?

Test your knowledge about elephants and discover just how incredible – and vulnerable – they really are 🐘 What type of habitat do Asian elephants live in?

On #InternationalYouthDay, WWF youth activists brought their call to end the plastic crisis straight to the Global #PlasticsTreaty talks in Geneva. A strong treaty can protect children & youth for generations, but only if world leaders act now. Governments must listen and agree