Is this spider a social media influencer? This and more in the winter issue of World Wildlife magazine.
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World Wildlife Magazine
Winter 2022


John, your latest magazine issue is now live!

People are protecting the mangrove forest in the Marismas Nacionales region of Mexico, which stabilizes the coastline and supports an oyster-based seafood economy. Who are they, and how are WWF and its partners supporting their efforts through the global mangroves initiative?

Explore the Issue >>
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Sweet as honey

In India's Sundarbans, portable apiary boxes have been a game changer. With logistical support from WWF-India, licensed local honey collectors have been able to generate livelihoods while avoiding conflict with tigers.

Read more >>
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A spider with swagger

Unbelievable but true: The Australian peacock spider is a social media influencer. Read about why this star is in the spotlight.

Check out the spider >>
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A Panda Celebration

Find out how Panda Nation can make your next celebratory event even more meaningful. >>
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Visit the World Wildlife magazine archive for more of the best stories, photographs, and voices from our work around the world. >>
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