The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...
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In the final stretch of implementation of the Rural Environmental Registry (or CAR, the acronym in ...
The Forest Code Watch has launched their portal
A great mobilization in Brasilia this Wednesday (March 7) will call on President Dilma Rousseff to ...
WWF offices in Brazil, Colômbia, Germany, México, Spain, UK, US and other countries are taking part ...
Leaders taking part in today's (Jan 26) debate at the World Thematic Social Forum on alterations to ...
The proposed changes to the Brazilian Forest law were on the agenda of the first day of debates and ...
Thousands of people marched through the capital of the ‘Gaucho” state to mark the opening of the ...
WWF-Brazil CEO Maria Cecília Wey de Brito takes part in Forest Law reform discussions alongside ...
Major problems are: pardon for illegal deforestation and definition of permanent protection areas. ...
Among the 200 amendments proposed to the main text, 77 were singled out to be voted separately this ...