Our planet is at breaking point. But it’s not too late to save it

Jan 5, 2017

In just over 40 years, the world has witnessed a nearly 60% decline in wildlife across land, sea and freshwater Image: REUTERS/Rony Muharrman/Antara Foto

Marco Lambertini

Director-General, WWF International

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