Adopt an Animal

Adopt an Animal

Make a symbolic animal adoption to help save some of the world's most endangered animals from extinction and support WWF's conservation efforts. Adopt Now!

Wave Forward

Read about WWF's work to conserve our planet's vital marine environments and learn what you can do to help

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Conservation Firsthand

Conservation Firsthand

Join Shannon as she tracks tigers – the largest of all cats.
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Take Action

Travel

Join WWF's Conservation Action Network and speak out for wildlife and wild places around the globe. Learn more

Travel

Travel

Travel With WWF

Visit our travel section and choose from many amazing trips! Learn more

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Sign up for a WWF Visa, and Chase will contribute $50 for each new WWF account opened and activated online.
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Wildlife Trade

Buyer Beware

Don't Bring Home a Suitcase Full of Trouble!

WWF's Buyer Beware PSA

Whether you go around the corner or around the globe, you could stumble upon products made from endangered or threatened wildlife. Sometimes you may not even know that what you buy contains anything questionable. So, it's up to you to read labels, ask questions, request documentation. Use the power of the consumer to protect wildlife. 

Learn more how you can do your holiday shopping with the environment in mind by avoiding certain items and carefully sourcing your presents, and the species under threat from wildlife trade

To help in your purchasing decisions while abroad, TRAFFIC worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on a series of Buyer Beware brochures. You can download your own copies of the brochures, each of which include a clip-and-save list of products to avoid that you can take with you on your trips.

You can also visit WWF's virtual tourist shop and pharmacy. Browse around and click on the various items for sale. Finding them in any circumstance should arouse your suspicion.

Be a Souvenir Sleuth
Be a Pharmaceutical Flatfoot