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Population Decline
Average decline in wildlife populations since 1970.
Species Threatened
Species currently listed on the IUCN Red List.
Hectares Protected
Wildlife habitats secured by our global partners.
Annual Funding Gap
Shortfall in global biodiversity conservation funding.
Combating plastic pollution and overfishing to protect our oceans, which cover 70% of the Earth's surface.
Anti-poaching initiatives focused on elephants, rhinos, and big cats in African and Asian corridors.
Reforestation and wetland recovery to ensure species have a safe home to thrive and reproduce.
The Arctic is warming four times faster than the rest of the planet. For species like the Polar Bear and the Narwhal, the loss of sea ice isn't just a seasonal inconvenience—it's an existential threat. New data suggests that we may see ice-free summers as early as 2035.
Our latest field study in the Svalbard archipelago indicates a 15% drop in cub survival rates over the last five years. This is primarily due to the increased energy expenditure required for bears to swim between receding ice floes in search of food.
Conservation is no longer about saving a single animal; it is about preserving the delicate balance of an ecosystem that regulates the Earth’s climate.
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