
Biodiversity and nature restoration
Nature is the foundation of life. Discover stories of conserving and restoring living ecosystems.

From nature and climate to cities and everyday life. Discover connected stories, knowledge, projects and people — start with what interests you.
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Nature is the foundation of life. Discover stories of conserving and restoring living ecosystems.

Understand climate change and explore adaptation for a more resilient future.

Clean water, living rivers and a healthy Adriatic — connected habitats from source to sea.

Trees, space and life in cities. Green infrastructure for healthier communities.

Energy sources, lower consumption and solutions connecting people and technology.

Less waste, more value. Repair, reuse and the circulation of materials.

Movement that connects. Public transport, active mobility and transport solutions.

Sustainable architecture, responsible construction and better housing. From home renovation to planning neighbourhoods and public spaces.

From soil to table. Food, farming systems and responsible resource use.

A healthy environment for a better life. Air, heat, time in nature and exposure to pollution.
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Nature is the foundation of life. Discover stories of conserving and restoring living ecosystems.

Global populations of wild vertebrates have declined by as much as 73% since 1970, according to the Living Planet Report 2026, WWF's flagship report on the state of nature. Yet despite the severity of the crisis, this year's report also carries a message of hope: when society makes the right decisions and persists in implementing them, it is possible to trigger positive tipping points that change the direction of development and enable nature to recover.
Thematic illustrationWWF project to restore connectivity between river and floodplain habitats in Croatia and Serbia.
WWF Adria
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Thematic illustrationImproving river connectivity in the Jadro and Vrljika to conserve softmouth trout (Salmo obtusirostris).
Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition — Institute for Environment and Nature; partners Croatian Waters, the Faculty of Science and the More i krš Public Institution
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WWF AdriaLead organisation in the AtlasMinistry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition — Institute for Environment and Nature; partners Croatian Waters, the Faculty of Science and the More i krš Public InstitutionLead organisation in the AtlasKrka National Park and partnersLead organisation in the AtlasThe illustrations provide thematic depictions and are not documentary photographs of a particular location or project. The ten card illustrations were created with an image-generation tool and taken from an approved visual package. They are neither mockup crops nor documentary photographs. Article photographs have been retained from the original records.
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