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Sustainable forest management
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Amur
Development of sustainable forest management
Protection of rare animals
The Arctic
Barents Branch
Development of a network of specially protected natural areas
Preservation of rare animal species
Caucasus
Restoration of rare animal species populations
Conservation of caucasus forests
Central Asia
Restoration of a population of rare animal species
News
WWF Russia and VOOP have sent an open letter to the government authorities on threats from new project of Polymetal Company
20 october 2021
WWF-Russia helped to form a corps of public forest inspectors in Primorye
16 september 2021
The governors of 5 federal subjects of the Amur Basin signed a Memorandum on implementation of measures to preserve the Amur River ecosystem
2 september 2021
WWF presented a project on linden forests conservation in Primorye
31 august 2021
The area of Daursky Nature Reserve has almost doubled
9 august 2021
WWF Russia has allocated 2 million rubles to fight forest fires in “tiger” protected areas of the Sihkote-Alin Mountain Range
6 august 2021
The 15th School of Environmental Journalism "Living Taiga" was organized in Primorye
5 august 2021
Future lawyers took part in the contest of research papers for the investigation of environmental crimes
19 july 2021
A record number of Oriental storks is registered in the Amur River basin
15 july 2021
WWF Russia released a unique mini-series "Crane Stories"
10 july 2021
Conservationists of the Amur Ecoregion learn to solve conflict situations
6 july 2021
“Taiga Planet” and Lake Amut: a new video project about sanitary cutting in Khabarovsky province
18 june 2021