WWF Travel Blog

Skimming water above a coral reef off Ngeruktabel Island in the Republic of Palau, Ron Leidich takes a deep breath and free dives 35 feet to the sea floor. Snorkel mask strapped on, he’s gripping a stick that looks more like a sharpened broom handle than an important tool in marine conservation. Leidich, a biologist [...]

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Panama is host to almost 1,000 species of birds, more than 200 mammal species and at least 300 species of reptiles and amphibians. The country’s coral reefs—in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans—are also home to diverse marine life. WWF works to protect this wildlife and the forests and waters of Panama from a variety [...]

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