What we do
Sustainable forest management
Education & training
Cooperation with environmentally responsible business
Forest legislation
Publications
Regions
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
Neural networks will learn to recognize walruses
16 august 2021
Moscow felt the breath of the Arctic
14 september 2020
WALRUSES ARE NOW BEING MONITORED FROM SPACE
24 august 2020
Observation post established on the Greater Oranskie Islands
20 august 2020
WALRUS DAY. WWF-RUSSIA LAUNCHES A PROJECT TO STUDY WALRUS ROOKERIES
24 november 2019
POLAR BEAR PATROL IN CHUKOTKA MEETS PINNIPED GUESTS
26 september 2019
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES HOLD JOINT EXERCISES TO RESPOND TO OIL SPILLS IN THE BERING STRAIT
8 november 2018
Local dwellers in Chukotka are saving walruses with the help from WWF
30 march 2018
New threats to haul-outs of the Atlantic walruses revealed
26 october 2017
A great Siberian air-hole will be taken under protection
7 february 2017
Pechora Sea pollution causes diseases of the Atlantic walruses
24 november 2016