WWF

Timeline

1. 8 Oct2026
   Reports and indices

   WWF Living Planet Report 2026: monitored wildlife down 73% since 1970¹²

   The Living Planet Index shows a 73% average decline in monitored vertebrate populations from 1970 to 2022, across 35,803 populations of 5,790 species.

   • Living Planet Report 2026 (released around 8 October) shows a 73% average decline in monitored wildlife populations, 1970 to 2022
   • Index uses 35,803 population trends of 5,790 vertebrate species
   • The figure is an average change in population size, not the share of species lost
   • WWF notes nearly half of tracked species are stable or increasing
2. 21 Sep2026
   Environment

   WWF Global Conservation Conference inaugurated in Jaipur by Bhupender Yadav³⁴

   Over 100 countries attended; India cited growth of tiger reserves from 47 to 58 and Ramsar sites from 24 to 101.

   • Inaugurated 21 September 2026 in Jaipur by Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav
   • Delegates from more than 100 countries
   • Minister cited tiger reserves rising from 47 to 58 and protected areas from about 750 to over 1,000 in a decade

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Sources

1. WWF
2. ATTA
3. DD News
4. IANS via WebIndia