Coexisting with wild dogs. 🐕 Local communities in Tanzania are taking the lead in protecting their forests with support from WWF. These community-led forest reserves are important habitats for species such as endangered African wild dogs – making it increasingly important to support coexistence.

Striking moments which deserve your time. 🫶 These are just four of the images in the selection for this year’s #WildlifePhotographerOfTheYear @nhm-london.bsky.social People's Choice Award 2026. Peek at the full line up here & cast your vote by the 18th March. 👉 tinyurl.com/bdfw9wdu

RARE sighting of a tigress and her FIVE cubs! 🐯 An extraordinary encounter in the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park, captured on camera for the very first time! A powerful sign that conservation efforts by WWF China and partners are making paw-sitive steps. 🧡

Nobody puts hedgehog in the corner. #WorldHedgehogDay 👇 Add a hog highway to your garden by creating holes in any fencing (measuring approx. 13x13cm!). 🦔 (Psst! Always ask permission from your neighbours first!)

Kissing January goodbye.

Looks like this barn owl just found a perch in your feed, lucky you! Winter is prime time for barn owls, keep an eye out at dusk for the best chance of spotting them. 🦉 📷 Norfolk, UK.

A WIN for Scotland’s nature! MSPs have passed the Natural Environment Bill, a landmark step that will set legally binding targets to restore wildlife, habitats and ecosystems. Thanks to everyone involved - from Restoration Forth volunteers to nature lovers nationwide, you made this happen! 🌍👏

Throwing it back to 2016… Moments like this are rarely seen. 🧡 This footage of snow leopard quadruplets was captured by WWF-Mongolia in 2016 using camera traps, offering a glimpse into the secret lives of these elusive cats.

NEW: Meet the visitors of a hidden tunnel in the Atlantic forest. 📸 A mammoth project is underway in Argentina, WWF associate Fundación Vida Silvestre Argentina & partners have created crucial safe passages for wildlife away from busy roads. These images show just some of the amazing results! 🙌

We may still be in the grips of winter, but there’s still plenty of wildlife out there to spot. 💚 Murmuration's, snowdrops and badgers at dusk... to list a few!

Taking part in #BigGardenBirdwatch today or over the weekend? Head over to our dedicated BGBW feed for all the birdy chat, sightings and joy! PS Yes, of course we want to see your tea-and-biscuit set-ups ☕🍪👇 bsky.app/profile/did:...

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The #BigGardenBirdwatch starts today! Which of these species are you hoping to spot? Head on over to RSPB#BigGardenBirdwatchto find out more and take part in the world's largest wildlife survey.

2026 is our year to put nature & climate first. 💯 New data shows the world has already warmed to 1.4°C - incredibly close to the 1.5°C limit set in the #ParisAgreement, signed by the UK in 2016. The solutions exist – we just need the momentum we had in 2016, & more. 👇 wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/?15...

Only 1 day to go until the #BigGardenBirdwatch! Chirpy House Sparrows took 1st place as 2024's most spotted BGBW bird. Will they stay on top? 🏆 Get involved: www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happen...

Hope for tigers is growing. 🧡 WWF China are predicting poaching risks before they even happen - by using AI models like a weather forecast! Poaching is one of the biggest threats to tigers. But these smarter patrols mean fewer snares and safer spaces for these big cats to roam free. 🐅

Protecting nature isn’t optional. Biodiversity loss isn't just bad for wildlife; it will have catastrophic consequences for people in the UK, and beyond. We NEED nature. There's still time to protect it, but we need to act NOW. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Photo of the day: a red squirrel with a polite demeanour in Perthshire, Scotland. 🐿️ Wildlife photography by Oliver Hellowell. 📷 #SquirrelAppreciationDay

Waddle you know? Research shows penguins are on the move! 🐧 WWF-supported scientist Zuzana tracked 62 Adélie penguins in Antarctica. She found they travelled 1,550 km west after moulting, way beyond where we thought they stayed! Now, we’re hoping to better protect these unknown grounds. 💙

A tiny hint of spring to brighten your feed. 💛

Our oceans are getting better protection! 🐳 The High Seas Treaty enters into force TODAY. 👏 This deal will help protect the vast expanse of ocean beyond national borders, helping create Marine Protected Areas and safeguarding our wildlife.

Check out this otter-ly brilliant snap! Winter is a great time to spot otter tracks, especially by rivers, canals, and wetlands. 🦦 📷 Photography from Argyll and Bute, Scotland.

Video of the day: caribou munchin’ on bearflower. Researchers used GPS video collars to track hungry habits of the Fortymile herd in North America. Results show they ate less due to a warming climate & increased pesky insects! Now, the bite-sized data is helping guide their future conservation. 🧡

Today, wildfires are wiping out twice as much forest as they did 20 years ago. It may be hard to visualise, so here's an interactive map to see just how big these burned areas are. 👇 www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...

Winter’s colour palette. 🤍🩵💙🤎

Gamma the tiger is alive! 🫶 Missing for months, then one photo changed everything... After a 70 km trek from his birthplace in northern Thailand, WWF camera traps spotted Gamma in San Lang - proof that restored habitats & wildlife corridors are key to tigers' success. 🐅

UK check-in: snow or no snow where you are?

Happy #InternationalUnsolicitedDuckPicDay 🦆 We're celebrating with this majestic eider from Iceland, gliding across a glacial lagoon. ✨

Here’s to making a little more room for nature in 2026. 💚

Striding into 2026 with hope for nature. 🧡 #HappyNewYear from everyone at WWF-UK!

When you start playing games with the family over the festive period.

Congratulations to Ellie Goulding for being recognised with an MBE for her services to biodiversity and climate. 👏 As a WWF ambassador, Ellie has been a powerful advocate for nature, using her platform to inspire action on the climate and nature crises. 🌍 www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar...

Tucking into yet another yule log like…

Just some of the ways you helped bring our world back to life in 2025. 💚 More people than ever before are helping to protect and restore our one shared home. We can’t do it without you! 🌍👏

POV you're a reindeer refuelling after the big day out. [Alt text: Camera footage from the neck of a caribou shows its chin leaning to the ground and ripping grasses as it munches away. To the left are other caribou doing the same as they forage for food in the daylight.]

Did someone say leftovers?

Wishing you a wild and wonderful holiday season! 🎄 Merry Christmas from everyone at WWF-UK.

Hungry chick mode activated - every time someone puts out the picky bits.

Can you tell your reindeer from your caribou❔ Both are the same species, but they're miles apart! 🦌In North America, wild herds are known as caribou, while ‘reindeer’ only refers to domesticated animals. 🦌 While in Northern Europe & Siberia, they’re all known as reindeer - wild or domesticated!

Scotland is steeped in myths and legends, from our wonderful wildlife to powerful plants. ✨️ In folklore, evergreens symbolised protection and luck during harsh winters. Fairies were said to shelter in holly leaves and people brought holly inside at Hogmanay for good luck. 🌿

The longest night of the year means lighter days are just beyond the horizon. A few extra minutes of daylight each day = more time to spend in nature. 💚 #WinterSolstice

As 2025 comes to a close, here are some of its biggest wildlife wins to bring positivity to your feed! 🫶

Emperor penguin chicks are on the move.🐧 In December, these tiny explorers have shed their fluffy down and start to step off the sea ice and into the ocean for the very first time. 🥹

Give a gift that brings our world back to life. 💚 This Christmas, adopt an animal for a loved one and help us protect wildlife across the globe. 🌍

To all our creators and fundraisers - THANK YOU! This was our first year as a Jingle Jam charity partner and our fundraisers have smashed it! 👏

It’s been a tough year for nature, but there are reasons for hope. 💚 From Nepal’s landmark snow leopard survey to the first satellite-tagged hawksbill turtles in Fiji, this year gave us real wildlife wins to celebrate. 👏 Together, we can bring our world back to life. 🌍

Paws amidst a flurry. 🧡 A winter wonderland scene capturing a European lynx walking among the snow at nighttime. Wildlife photography by Laurent Geslin. 📸

It's been 10 years since the Paris agreement, where world leaders agreed to limit the global temperature rise to under 2 degrees. 🌡️🌍 There's still a way to go, but global collaboration IS working. We need to keep this momentum going. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Behind each image is an amazing team helping to protect them.💚 Camera trap snapshots from our winter monitoring with partners in Northeast China Tiger & Leopard National Park. This year WWF partners: Carried out a total of 1,342 patrols Covered the distance of 14,842km AND removed 132 snares! 🙌

Even a cat this powerful needs protection from poachers. 💔 A century ago = around 100,000 tigers 15 years ago = as few as 3,200 Today = around 5,700 We're making progress, but tigers are still in trouble. Gift a gift that lasts this Christmas. 🎁👇 support.wwf.org.uk/protect-tige...