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jump to the navigation. jump to the content. wwf uk blog home home explore our blog business & government campaigns climate & energy green & sustainable living habitats science & policy under 18s wildlife « previous page next page» wwf main site search our blog welcome to our blog - get to know the people and places behind our work… electric vehicles how do i charge my electric car with renewable energy? posted by james beard in climate & energy , green & sustainable living , green economy , technology on 6 october 2017 it’s a deceptively simple question with a few interesting answers. let’s take a look at the options for charging an electric car with renewable energy, ranging from getting your own solar panels to timing your charge for the greenest power. why go for an electric car? first of all, let’s talk about why you might read more most read most discussed most read. i love amazon week ten products and ingredients that come from the amazon. posted by amanda larsson in food , forests , green & sustainable living , green economy , habitats on 23 october 2013 the amazon is much more than simply a beautiful, far-off tropical rainforest. it’s also a source of everyday items we rely on. do you recognise these familiar products and ingredients? chocolate did you know that your favourite chocolate originates from the cacao plant? this grows wild in central and south america and cultivating it can read more 10 reasons why we should all care about climate change posted by laura oxley in climate & energy , forests , oceans , polar , rivers & freshwater on 14 april 2014 we’re all concerned about climate change, but when it looks like a problem for future generations, you ask yourself, ‘will climate change even affect me?’ no matter what you care about, climate change is already affecting our world today. while we still have time to limit the worst impact, here are ten great reasons to read more marine turtles and plastics posted by mike olendo in oceans on 23 may 2018 plastic is one of the most ubiquitous manmade compounds on earth. since large-scale production of the synthetic materials began in the early 1950s to 2015, humans have created more than 8.3 billion metric tons of plastics. alarmingly, more than half of that plastic was produced in the last 13 years. unless something drastic is done, read more most discussed.most discussed here in the uk children are the real stars of wwf's earth hour posted by richard nosworthy in campaigns , climate & energy , earth hour , food , green & sustainable living , helping save the planet , uncategorized , under 18s , wales on 14 march 2014 earth hour is fast approaching and as the communications manager for wwf cymru my life seems to have been taken over by stars! during the last month i’ve met stars of all shapes and sizes from hollywood actors to international rugby players, from politicians to school children – all are supporting earth hour and our read more gallery 10 reasons why you should visit our panda-tastic experience posted by amy kobelis in business , climate & energy , green economy , habitats , under 18s , wildlife on 14 march 2014 saturday 25 january 2014 was a pretty significant day for wwf-uk. having moved into our fantastic living planet centre back in october 2013, we finally marked the public opening of the wwf experience! let me take a few steps back to explain. the idea of the living planet centre was born when long standing supporter read more rob penn: an amazon adventure part 1 posted by guest blogger in campaigns , forests , habitats , helping save the planet on 7 april 2014 for a month last autumn, freddie flintoff and i pedalled along what is perhaps the most controversial road in the world. the trans-amazonian highway was built by the brazilian military dictatorship in the early 1970s, to open up the southern amazon basin for colonization and economic exploitation. in a grandiose economic experiment, the proposal was read more most recent wales 3 ffordd mae cymru yn taclo llygredd plastig posted by richard nosworthy in campaigns , green & sustainable living , uncategorized , wales on 20 june 2018 mae pawb yn siarad am blastig y dyddiau hyn. er bod ni mor lwcus bod arfordir anhygoel ar ein stepen drws, nid yw cymru’n gallu dianc y gwastraff sy’n llifo mewn â’r llanw. gwellt yfed, poteli, cwpanau coffi, weips, brwshys dannedd…mae plastig untro yn symbol amlwg o’n cymdeithas ‘taflu-i-ffwrdd’ a’r niwed mae’n gwneud i’n byd. […] read more buying right in a time of change posted by anna halton in business & government on 19 june 2018 this week we’ve published our latest research, on how well the uk government is performing against its sustainable procurement policy for timber products. you can read the buying right? report here. public procurement is perhaps not an obvious topic for an environmental organisation. it is certainly less photogenic than some of the work we do! […] read more plastic-free 3 welsh communities turning the tide on plastic posted by caitlin nelson in green & sustainable living , wales on 16 june 2018 wales is surrounded by sea on three sides and its beaches are among the cleanest and safest in britain. currently celebrating year of the sea, our small nation is proud to have been awarded more blue flag beaches per mile than anywhere else in the uk, which indicates high environmental and quality standards. despite these […] read more secrets of success: why nepal is winning at tiger conservation posted by roberta mcintyre in tigers , wildlife , women on 6 june 2018 this woman has the most beautiful giggle i’ve ever heard. it bubbles out of her like water. her name is jitani. she runs a homestay business in a village called dalla in the south west of nepal. with her is niru, her daughter. the two of them run their homestay together, sharing their hospitality and […] read more plastic-free 3 welsh shops that send plastic packing posted by caitlin nelson in green & sustainable living , wales on 5 june 2018 plastic waste is one of the biggest threats to wildlife and our natural environment, not to mention the health concerns. we all have our part to play, as individuals and in our communities. wwf want a uk ban on avoidable single use plastics by 2025 and welsh government will need to play its part, delivering […] read more trees healthy trees are a sign of a healthy society posted by jonathan drori in forests , habitats on 31 may 2018 did you know there are around 10 times more trees on our planet than stars in our galaxy? but we should not take that fact for granted. we are still losing 10 billion trees every year. that is why wwf is working with our partners to inspire the world to better protect and restore a […] read more gorilla counting mountain gorillas: more than a numbers game posted by cath lawson in gorillas , wildlife on 31 may 2018 survey results released this week have revealed that the number of mountain gorillas in the virunga massif have increased to a minimum of 604. this brings the total wild population of mountain gorillas to more than 1,000 and makes it the only great ape in the world that is believed to be increasing. but there’s […] read more marine turtles and plastics posted by mike olendo in oceans on 23 may 2018 plastic is one of the most ubiquitous manmade compounds on earth. since large-scale production of the synthetic materials began in the early 1950s to 2015, humans have created more than 8.3 billion metric tons of plastics. alarmingly, more than half of that plastic was produced in the last 13 years. unless something drastic is done, […] read more top 10 spectacular finds in wales’ seas posted by heini evans in wales on 17 may 2018 wales’ unique coastal environment attracts a wealth of creatures. from vibrant corals to sparkling slugs and seahorses, our seas are far more tropical than we think! every single sea creature on this list needs a healthy marine environment to thri

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Domain name:
wwf.org.uk

Registrant:
WWF-UK

Registrant type:
UK Registered Charity, (Charity number: 1081247)

Registrant's address:
WWF's Living Planet Centre
Rufford House
Brewery Road
Woking
Surrey
GU21 4LL
United Kingdom

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 15-Jul-2014

Registrar:
KCOM Group Plc [Tag = MISTRAL]
URL: http://www.kcom.com

Relevant dates:
Registered on: before Aug-1996
Expiry date: 05-May-2019
Last updated: 28-Apr-2017

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

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OWNER

  ORGANIZATION WWF-UK

TYPE
UK Registered Charity, (Charity number: 1081247)

ADDRESS
WWF's Living Planet Centre
Rufford House
Brewery Road
Woking
Surrey
GU21 4LL
United Kingdom
Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 15-Jul-2014

DOMAIN

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  CHANGED 2017-04-28

STATUS
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  NAME wwf.org.uk

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