• Conservation In Action

    1. The Wild Things

      The Wild Things

      Listen to how WWF counts orangutans in the swamp forests of central Borneo through a new edition of our biweekly podcast series.

    2. Muddy Boots

      Muddy Boots

      Follow WWF experts as they search for jaguars, trek across the tundra, and travel across lagoons.Learn More

    3. Galapágos Video

      Galápagos Video

      Green Energy in the Galapagos
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    4. WWF Marine Programs

      WWF Marine Programs

      Explore the marine places WWF works to protect. Read more

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    1. Support WWF

      SUPPORT WWF

      View our TV spot featuring WWF supporter Noah Wyle and learn how to get a FREE WWF T-shirt. Read on

    2. Help WWF

      HELP WWF

      Help WWF protect wildlife and wild places. Click here for a special video message from Noah Wyle and to learn more.

    3. Support WWF

      SUPPORT WWF

      Click here for a special video message from Noah Wyle and learn how you can help WWF protect wildlife.

    4. Help WWF

      HELP WWF

      View our TV spot featuring WWF supporter Noah Wyle and learn how to get a FREE WWF T-shirt. Read on

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  • Adopt a Species

    1. Adopt a Polar Bear

      Polar Bear

      Adopt a polar bear to symbolize your commitment to conservation and threatened species. Adopt a polar bear.

    2. Adopt a Panda

      Panda

      Endangered species around the world need your help. Adopt a panda.

    3. Adopt a Blue-Footed Booby

      Blue-Footed Booby

      Adopt a blue-footed booby and represent your commitment to protecting endangered habitats. Adopt a blue-footed booby.

    4. Gift Adoption Card

      Gift Adoption Card

      Donate to WWF and let your loved one choose a symbolic adoption. Fedex Shipping Available. Select a Gift Adoption Card

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  • WWF and Climate Change

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  • Long Lasting Fish

    Long Lasting Fish

    See what WWF is doing to make seafood sustainable and protect marine ecosystems.
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  • Protect Our Earth

    Protect Our Earth

    Learn about WWF's Girls' Education Program giving young girls in underprivileged communities the knowledge to protect their environments.
    Read more

  • Soy Standards

    Soy Standards

    Improving production practices will benefit producers, retailers and forests.
    Learn more

  • Not a Solution

    Not a Solution

    Tiger farms are a ticket to extinction, but WWF is working hard to stop the legal sale of tiger products.
    Learn more

  • Desert Wonderland

    Promise for Action

    Six countries have adopted a comprehensive conservation plan to protect our precious Coral Triangle.
    Learn more

  • Brown Bears, Oh My

    Brown Bears, Oh My

    Read about the common brown bear whose native lands include much of the developed world.
    Learn more

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Did You Know
The ecosystems of Coastal East Africa cover an area of more than 300,000 square miles along the coasts of Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique. This region supports a great diversity of plant and animal life. Learn more.