Living Planet Report

The Living Planet Report, WWF’s flagship publication released every two years, is a comprehensive study of trends in global biodiversity and the health of the planet.

It includes the Living Planet Index (LPI), which for two decades, has provided a measure for changes in biodiversity that has helped inform the global debate on the nature loss crisis.

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Living Planet Report Youth edition 2024

School-ages

Living Planet Report - Youth Edition breaks down key messaging and scientific facts from the main Living Planet Report and presents them in an age-appropriate and engaging way for young readers and changemakers.

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Living Planet Report Youth Edition 2022

School-ages

The Living Planet Report 2022 - Youth Edition includes an introductory video, a summary of the report and a classroom presentation. Some additional learning activities, such as maths lessons and reading exercise, are also available.

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Living Planet Report - Canada

School-ages

WWF-Canada produces a local version of the Living Planet Report - the latest Living Canada Report 2025 includes a website for children and educational resources for teachers. Optimised for ages 10-12, but may be suitable for other ages as well.

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Living Planet Report Archive

All ages

You can download every edition of the Living Planet Report from  the first in 1998 to the latest in 2024.