As climate change impacts some of Australia's most incredible natural places, WWF-Australia is calling on supporters to take action to change climate change and help protect the #PlacesWeLove.

This Earth Hour, WWF-UK is inviting people to celebrate ‘our brilliant planet’ by ensuring the food they order, cook or eat is good and healthy not just for themselves, but for our planet too! 

The Paris Climate agreement reached in December offers us a real opportunity to act together to limit the damage and ensure a safer future for our children. Take action today and tell members of Congress to support the Paris agreement.

WWF has teamed up with Apple to help protect our planet. 100% of the proceeds from participating apps and In-App Purchases will support global conservation work from now till 24 April.

Help protect our planet and its wildlife from the impacts of climate change.

WWF teams in six African countries -- Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon, DRC & Zimbabwe -- are using Earth Hour to drive awareness on the impacts of climate change on the continent and the role of people in climate action.

Rising sea levels and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns are damaging vital ecosystems. Will you call on Scottish party leaders to act on climate change?

To #changeclimatechange, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia are uniting to shine a light on forests. Help stop the burning by signing the Peat-ition!

Imagine finding a tiny sapling in the massive forest of Lombok. Sounds impossible? Not anymore. Now with state of the art Geotag Technology, you can pin point your baby tree via Google Earth and watch it grow.

Visit WWF-Russia's Earth Hour website to understand how you can lead a more sustainable life, one action at a time.

This Earth Hour, the team in Cyprus is hoping to achieve a ban on plastic across the entire country to help #ChangeClimateChange.

This Earth Hour, learn how to lead a more sustainable lifestyle when it comes to living, clothing, food consumption and even entertainment.