Stories
Finland’s warm winter threatens next generation of Saimaa ringed seals
Finland’s exceptionally warm winter has brought very little ice and snow - critical components for the arrival of the next generation of endangered Saimaa ringed seal pups.4 March 2020
Spring is a particularly important time for polar bears. Polar bear mothers emerge hungry from their snow dens with their young cubs after fasting for four months. They need to hunt and repl...
21 February 2020
Breeding and nesting in Arctic wetlands
Lime 07 nick-named Super-spoonie is not just any bird. He's one of an estimated 300 to 600 spoon-billed sandpipers left in the world. This little bird is critically endangered and migra...30 January 2020
2019 conservation wins for the Arctic
2019 is coming to an end and it’s time to look back and assess the progress we made this year.23 December 2019
WWF’s Arctic Programme hosted a panel at COP25 examining the future of decision-making in the Arctic.
20 December 2019
Polar bear assessment brings both good and troubling news
In October 2019, the Polar Bear Specialist Group of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) released a new assessment of polar bears. The findings reveal the most up-to...18 November 2019
Tundra to tropics: Flyway cooperation for Arctic-breeding species
Many different bird species migrate to the Arctic to breed—and some are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change and other environmental hazards.11 October 2019
Special IPCC report on the Oceans and Cryosphere
25 September 2019
Life inches above the sea
24 September 2019
At the front lines of climate action
24 September 2019
