IWTO is proud to support the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026, a UN initiative recognizing the vital role of rangelands in food security, biodiversity conservation, and climate action. Discover why these landscapes matter for sustainable wool production and global environmental health.
The Make the Label Count campaign continues to drive meaningful change in European textile legislation, with over 70 members representing natural fibres globally advocating for fair environmental impact assessment methodologies.
Campaign for Wool New Zealand's 2024 Annual Report highlights significant achievements in education, promotion, and advocacy, with expanded school outreach, new education initiatives across all age groups, and strategic industry collaborations to revitalize the New Zealand strong wool sector.
Good news for British sheep farmers! A collaborative research project called "Fabulous Fibre" aims to improve the UK wool industry's productivity, sustainability, and resilience.
An Irish grown wool project features a fresh take on St Brigid's cloak, with traditional Aran knit stitching and textural wool elements.
Innovators led the conversation at the Annual Convention of the American Sheep Industry Association, 12 January in Denver, Colorado.
In a landmark step, the importance of natural plant fibres in sustainable development has been officially recognized by the UN.