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CLIMATE TRACKERS is a European campaign to inform citizens about the effects of climate change on biodiversity, and to encourage them to reduce their impact on the climate.

Reuters environment correspondent Alistair Doyle talks exclusively to WWF on the challenges of reporting the worlds biggest climate summit.

published: 2009-11-20

Human well-being is directly connected to the way we treat our planet’s natural resources. Deforestation, pollution, extinction, loss of biodiversity directly impact quality of living. Destroying nature makes life harder for all of us and even more for those who are already vulnerable.

Human energy lights up the Royal Albert Hall as 60 cyclists led by television presenter and WWF supporter Kirsty Gallacher helped power projections of protected species, including tigers, pandas and penquins onto the Royal Albert Hall.

WWF are delighted to announce the launch of a new schools musical in association with Debbie Campbell. One Planet Future brings urgent environmental issues to life with exciting music, humor and sensitivity.

One Planet Future takes place on an allotment. Rag and Bone, a pair of urban foxes, watch helplessly as their home becomes a dumping ground for household waste (G.R.O.T.s). A discarded laptop lands on the tip and searches the internet for help. The Wasteland Warriors rush to the rescue, and at last the allotment and G.R.O.T.s are restored to their former usefulness.

This film shows behind the scenes of a performance by Debbie Campbell’s Theatre Group who performed One Planet Future in June 2008.

A film produced by WWF Canada on climate change.

Earth Hour is fast approaching. What will you be doing from 8.30 to 9.30 on the 27th of March?

CLIMATE TRACKERS is a European campaign to inform citizens about the effects of climate change on biodiversity, and to encourage them to reduce their impact on the climate.

COP 15 is the biggest event ever on Danish soil. Hopenhagen Live is the heart of the action for everybody in Downtown Copenhagen.