WWF IN BHUTAN
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is Bhutan’s oldest conservation partner. Beginning in 1977 by supporting capacity development of local conservation staff, the support gradually evolved into a full country program with several collaborative conservation projects. WWF Bhutan has been supporting the royal government and people of Bhutan in a number of conservation efforts to protect and conserve Bhutan’s natural capital and the immense biological diversity.
WWF Bhutan works on various environmental conservation programs including research and study, education and awareness, promotion of sustainable livelihoods, protection of terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems, and addressing human-wildlife conflict, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. READ MORE...
The Ruddy Shelduck (Tadorna ferruginea) is a unique bird that belongs to the duck, goose and swan family Anatidae. It is unlike any other waterfowl, ...
09 Oct 2020 Read more »The recruitment of the driver position as announced in Kuensel dated 6th June 2020 is postponed till further notice. Inconvenience caused is highly ...
07 Oct 2020 Read more »More than 60 Heads of State and Government, including the leaders of five of the world’s largest economies, endorse the Leaders’ Pledge for Nature, ...
29 Sep 2020 Read more »
WWF’s Living Planet Report reveals two-thirds decline in wildlife populations on average since 1970
10 Sep 2020 Read more »WWF-Bhutan office has not been involved in a formal bilateral partnership with a company in FY19. However, it is important to note that WWF, as a ...
13 Aug 2020 Read more »
WWF Bhutan is pleased to mark the Global Tiger Day 2020 with the announcement of six new tiger sightings in Bhutan; one each from Jomotshangkha ...
29 Jul 2020 Read more »
