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Turn up the sound and listen closely: the urgency is real. As countries gather to break records and achieve victory, another record is being shattered: Our planet's climate. Incredible human effort and determination bring success in the arena.  It shows what's possible when people commit. Leaders must take action and tackle the climate crisis and nature loss – to protect people and the planet. Together, we can #ChangeClimateChange.

🐨🍃 Meet Australia’s most famous koala - Claude! Dubbed the ‘leaf thief’, he was caught munching on $6,000 worth of eucalyptus seedlings last year at a local nursery, intended to be planted for native wildlife in the area. All fun aside, this uncommon behaviour shows that food sources are scarce, as koalas are not regular guests at the nursery. Thanks to the generous donations of WWF supporters, WWF-Australia was recently able to get his munched seedlings planted in the ground to support other koalas and wildlife in the area.

These are the records we don’t want to break. Do you agree we need greater action to #ChangeClimateChange?

A coastal community is using innovation to rebuild their mangrove forests, protecting against floods. 🌳 By listening to trees and planting seedlings, they're showing that determination and collaboration can protect people and the planet! #AgeOfChange

As athletes gather to break records in the world of sports, we’re seeing some AMAZING records being broken for our shared home too! #CleanEnergy has surpassed #FossilFuels in the European Union for the FIRST time. Share this inspiring news and together, let’s #ChangeClimateChange. 🤝🏽 https://bit.ly/3WqREDZ

Teamwork for people and planet: That's why we work together with WWF 🌎 Creating more impact together: With this goal in mind, we at Lidl are now working together as part of a strategic international partnership with WWF. Building on from existing local partnerships, for example in Switzerland and Austria, the new international partnership will involve 31 countries. The global ecological and social challenges of our time can only be managed if we work together. That is why it is time to join forces. 💪 As one of Europe's largest food retailer and one of the world's most experienced conservation organisations, the long-term cooperation with WWF will focus on working along Lidl’s value chain, thereby helping to address the global ecological challenges of our time, and ensuring that more households have access to more sustainable choices. 💚 Christoph Pohl, Chief Purchasing Officer at Lidl International, explains the reasons for the partnership: “In our role as one of the largest food retailers, we are aware of our responsibility and our influence. We take responsibility with the aim of doing business within planetary boundaries. For Lidl, sustainable management is not only a question of attitude, but also the basis for the future viability of our business model. With the support and expertise of WWF, we will now take our commitment to sustainability to the next level. We can only overcome major global challenges such as climate change and nature loss by working together. That's why we believe in strong partnerships to work together to provide more sustainable choices.” This long-term partnership is another cornerstone of our commitment to driving sustainability as part of our international CSR strategy. Together, we are committed to responsible sourcing of raw materials, combating food waste and protecting the climate and biodiversity. Comprehensive, ambitious sustainability targets across the entire retail value chain form the core of the collaboration with the aim of providing customers with more sustainable choices. 🛒 Join us as we achieve great goals together! Want to learn more? You can find the link to more information in the comments. For a #bettertomorrow we continue to push our commitment to sustainability! #LidlInternational #teamlidl #WWF #WWFSwitzerland #Responsibility #ProtectingClimate #Sustainability

Thailand has become the FIRST country in Southeast Asia to increase its wild tiger population! 🐯👏 Wild tiger populations have increased from 148-189, to between 179-223 in 2024. We hope this success inspires greater action for tiger recovery. When we protect tigers, we protect so much more

Breaking climate records is a dire warning, not a victory. We need more world leaders to act boldly and immediately to protect our planet and people. We call for a global effort to #ChangeClimateChange

NEW ARTICLE — To reverse biodiversity loss and address climate change while nourishing people with healthy diets, we must diversify food systems. In this article, WWF joins GAIN, CIAT/Bioversity and Croptrust to articulate the need for a new imperative for nature, climate and people. Daudi Sumba Kirsten Schuijt Lawrence Haddad CMG Juan Lucas Restrepo Ibiza Roseline Remans Stefan S.

As an Advisory Council Member of the Science Based Targets Network since 2019 it is really exciting to see this important milestone being delivered. Congratulation to the talented and resilient team that has worked incredible hard to make SBTN a reality. It is a true achievement to translate complex science into action for the corporate sector. Some of the achievements of the pilot have never been delivered before ... like companies actually setting conversion-free targets on their supply chains! We still have a journey to go but the pioneering companies and the fantastic scientists behind this work have my true admiration. Congratulations! Erin Billman, Martha Stevenson, Craig Beatty, Allen Townsend, Varsha Vijay, PhD  #SBTN #ScienceBasedTargets #ForNature #NaturePositive