Reports
WWF Global Arctic Programme – our programme of work
- Biodiversity and nature
- Communities
- Governance
- Pan-Arctic
Given the transboundary nature of many Arctic issues, the WWF Global Arctic Programme takes a comprehensive approach to the Arctic, recognizing the area’s vast, interconnected nature. In the coming years, we expect to see a battle for space in the Arctic—an area that attracts competing interests.
- We will work to ensure that by 2030, 30 per cent of the Arctic Ocean has been designated as protected and conserved areas, with a strong commitment to sustainable management of the remaining 70 per cent to respect nature’s connectedness.
- We are committed to safeguarding species that are vital for healthy ecosystems and immensely important for Arctic communities.
- We advocate for effective conservation measures, good governance structures, and the implementation of global agreements.
- We support Indigenous-led initiatives and engage with industries to minimize their impact on Arctic biodiversity, championing nature-based solutions and climate adaptation.
- We strive to balance economic development with Arctic conservation.
- Together, we aim to secure a promising future for the Arctic
and its essential ecosystems.
Learn more about our programme of work in this brochure.
By WWF Global Arctic Programme