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Quenching the thirst of South Africa's sugar farmers
Sugar cane is a vital cash crop for South Africa’s economy, but it’s also one of the thirstiest, drinking 600 to 1,000 litres of water per kilogram of sugar produced.
WWF is keen to remind sugar growers that in a country which has already lost 40 percent of its wetland resources, water is a precious commodity.
Brian Thomson has this report
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Saving Philippines Largest Lake
Rising populations and increasing industrial development are putting great pressure on the world's wetlands.
In the Philippines, an alliance of business, government and NGO's are working to preserve the country's largest lake.
Rupert Cook reports. -
::protecting the marine world::
More than 45,000 cargo ships carrying over 90% of global trade cross the oceans every year.
If this traffic of goods did not exist, half the world would freeze and the other half would starve.
Dutwche Welle's Anja Kueppers spoke to experts from WWF, the World Wide Fund for Nature and Greenpeace to find out what is being done to stop shipping damaging the world's oceans.