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Holding over 1 in 8 of known plant species, the gardens at Kew in London are some of the most important in the world. But with some plants flowering months early due to climate change, what are the consequences for the future?

For over 70 years, we’ve been inspiring Americans to protect wildlife for our children’s future. This video is a winner of three 2008 Television awards.

A performance artist with a message about climate change.

It’s the World Cup but let’s not forget the planet. This film from WWF feature’s Portugal’s top football team Benfica and their beloved mascot, Victory the Eagle, and highlights the threats to endangered species.

Melting glaciers have swollen Himalayan lakes, increasing the risk of catastrophic flooding.

A specially-commissioned animation featuring the voice of Stephen Merchant explaining, in simple terms, the state of our natural world, and our impacts on it. Part of the launch of the WWF Living Planet Report 2010.

Even the simplest everyday actions can have an impact on the environment. And in the end they all come back to us.

With ‘Eco-tips for jeans’ the United Nation Environment Program shows us how we can all participate in the fight against climate change by adopting good practices during the use phase of our jeans. Wear your jeans at least 3 times, wash them in cold water, don’t use the dryer or the iron. By following these practices people can consume up to 5 times less energy!

Enchanted lands and fables. A project that will show you stories, pictures and films from some of the most fascinating places on Earth.

Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the EC, insists on the importance of the Copenhagen Climate Conference to address climate change.