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WWF
Registration number: 1081247
WWF-UK, with over 60 years of experience, leads global environmental conservation efforts. Collaborating with communities, governments, and companies, they work tirelessly to restore nature and habitats, breathing life back into our precious natural world.
Key statistics
From the founding year and expanding team to generous donations and growing turnover, these key figures highlight the scale and impact of WWF’s work over the last year.
Main Causes
Adopting an Animal
Adopting an animal with WWF helps protect endangered species, restore habitats, and secure their future.
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About WWF
Through innovative projects and campaigns, WWF-UK addresses critical issues such as climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity loss. By focusing on sustainable solutions, they aim to protect endangered species, preserve ecosystems, and reduce humanity’s ecological footprint. Education and advocacy are at the heart of their mission, inspiring individuals and organisations to take meaningful action for the planet. Whether through promoting renewable energy, combating illegal wildlife trade, or supporting sustainable food systems, WWF-UK continues to pave the way for a future where people and nature can thrive together.
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Frequently asked questions
This program allows you to symbolically adopt an endangered animal, helping fund conservation efforts for that species and its habitat.
WWF promotes renewable energy, sustainable practices, and global climate policies to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate climate impacts.
Yes, WWF offers volunteering opportunities for individuals passionate about conservation and willing to support their mission.
WWF focuses on iconic and endangered species such as tigers, elephants, polar bears, rhinos, and marine life.
WWF collaborates with local communities to implement sustainable practices, ensuring they benefit from and contribute to conservation efforts.
Schools can participate in WWF’s educational programs, while businesses can partner through corporate sponsorships or sustainable practices initiatives.
Key Appeals
Adopt a Tiger
Adopt a tiger with WWF to help protect their habitats and secure a future for wild tigers.
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Adopt a gorilla with WWF and help protect their habitats and ensure their survival.
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Adopt an elephant with WWF to support habitat protection and safeguard their future in the wild.
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