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What we do

Biodiversity conservation

Biodiversity conservation

More about the strategy

What has been done already?

Development of a system of specially protected natural areas

Sustainable forest management

Sustainable forest management

Strategy in detail

What has been done?

Valuable forests

High conservation value forests

hcvf.ru: universal tool for working with HCVs

Biodiversity conservation in forest management

Forest fires fighting

Movie «To See the Forest»

Education & training

Cooperation with environmentally responsible business

Forests Forward

FSC — Voluntary Forest Certification

Environmental Pulp and Paper Company Index Russia

Boreal forest platform

Forest legislation

Combating Illegal Logging and Corruption in Forest Sector

FLEG II Program

Publications

The magazine «Sustainable forestry»

Key projects

WWF-IKEA partnership on forests

Dvinsky Landscape Initiative

Dvinsky Reserve

Sustainable fisheries

Sustainable fisheries

What has been done?

Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries

Environmental Certification of Marine Fisheries (MSC)

Reducing the impact of fishing on marine ecosystems

Other projects

Sturgeons and the causes of their extinction

Climate and energy

Climate and energy

Strategy in more detail

What has already been done

Usefull

The Paris agreement

Green economy

The Oil and Gas Sector

The Problem of Associated Gas

Environmental transparency rating of mining and metals companies

What will «Nadezhda» teach us?

Species

Persian leopard

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Regions

Amur

More details on the ecoregion

WWF in the Amur ecoregion: step by step

Amur

Great River of the Far East

Reserve necklace of the Amur

Amur without dams

Development of sustainable forest management

Fighting illegal logging

Forest and climate

Gifts of the taiga

Protection of rare animals

Far Eastern leopard

The Arctic

Development of a network of specially protected natural areas

A sanctuary «Korabelnaya Chascha» (Carvel thicket)

About the Barents Region

WWF in the Barents Region: step by step

Preservation of rare animal species

Atlantic walrus

Preservation of forests in the Barents Region

Sustainable fisheries development

Other projects

Integrated management of the Barents Sea resources

«Towards clean shores!»

Adapting management of Barents forests

Kamchatka Branch

Kamchatka Branch

About Kamchatka Branch

WWF in Kamchatka: step by step

«Green» Economy

Islands and their inhabitants

Caucasus

More about the ecoregion

WWF in the Caucasus: step by step

Development of a system of specially protected natural areas

Restoration of rare animal species populations

Persian Leopard

Conservation of caucasus forests

Conservation of caucasus forests

The fight against illegal logging

Forest and birds

Let's save boxwood together!

Central Asia

About the region

What has been done yet

Wetland econet development in kustanai

Project in the syrdaria river valley (kazakhstan)

Project in the tigrovaja balka (tajikistan)

Ecological education

Restoration of a population of rare animal species

Leopard conservation

Goitred gazelle

Houbara bustard

Econet

Development of the Econet for long-term conservation of biodiversity in the Central Asia Ecoregions

Model Econet implementation

How to help?

About WWF Russia

About WWF Russia

WWF Russia's budget

WWF-Russia Council

News and publications

News and publications

Publications

Brochures, studies, recommendations

Position statements

For journalists

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Amur

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Amur

More details on the ecoregion

WWF in the Amur ecoregion: step by step

Amur

Great River of the Far East

Reserve necklace of the Amur

Amur without dams

Development of sustainable forest management

Fighting illegal logging

Forest and climate

Gifts of the taiga

Protection of rare animals

Far Eastern leopard

Премия рунета 2017

Amur

WWF's work is aimed at:

conservation of rare species (Amur tiger, Far Eastern leopard, Mongolian gazelle, Oriental stork, kaluga);
creation and support of specially protected natural areas;
combating illegal logging and developing sustainable forest management;
ensuring natural water regime of the Amur and conservation of freshwater ecosystems;
development and strengthening of international cooperation in the Amur basin;
mitigating and adapting to negative effects of climate change

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