Publications
What's next for the Arctic?
1 May 2018
The Urban Arctic
1 February 2018
A report by WWF’s Arctic Programme finds that the five countries responsible for the conservation of polar bears need to do more to secure a healthy future for the species.
30 January 2018
Panic, stress, hearing damage and communication problems are just a few of the risks faced by Greenland's whales and seals as a result of increased shipping.
A report, supported by WW...
27 September 2017
Walruses: Going with the floes?
1 August 2017
Prospects and opportunities for using LNG for bunkering in the Arctic regions of Russia
This study evaluates the prospects and opportunities for using liquefied natural gas as marine fuel in passenger and cargo shipping in the Arctic region of the Russian Federation.1 July 2017
Marine mammals of Hudson Strait
The Hudson Strait Mariners' Guide is made up of two large posters to be hung on the ship’s bridge: a chart that will help mariners identify whales, seals, polar bears and walrus, and ...25 May 2017
Finland takes the chair
25 April 2017
Natural marine World Heritage in the Arctic Ocean
This report is intended to advance recognition and conservation of globally significant natural marine sites in the Arctic, a region which is currently under-represented on the World Heritag...4 April 2017
Arctic Council Conservation Scorecard
The WWF Arctic Council Conservation Scorecard is the first-ever assessment of national and joint implementation of Arctic Council commitments related to biodiversity and conservation.1 April 2017