WWF black book

When nature conservation takes a back seat - Greenwashing, nepotism, and more. "It's easier to penetrate the secrets of the CIA than those of the WWF," says Raymond Bonner, investigative journalist for the New York Times. Wilfried Huismann dared to take on the challenge anyway. Despite the resistance from the WWF leadership, he scrutinized the structures and projects of the environmental organization. The result of his journey through the WWF's green empire is shocking: the WWF collaborates with energy companies that are destroying the last rainforests in Asia and Latin America to produce biofuels on soybean or palm oil plantations. This gigantic business endangers the last natural ecosystems on Earth, displaces millions of people from their land, and leads to new famines. The WWF is complicit in the displacement of indigenous people from the forests of India.