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Through The Coca-Cola Polar Bear Support Fund web site you can learn about polar bears, what you can do to help the planet, send a polar bear e-card to a friend, make a donation to WWF or "adopt" a polar bear. As part of its ongoing commitment to the environment, The Coca-Cola Company has made an initial contribution of $100,000 to World Wildlife Fund to help World Wildlife Fund's efforts to protect polar bears and their habitat.
Adventures of Riley from Eaglemont Press
Eaglemont Press has created the Adventures of Riley series, a line of educational and entertaining children's picture books to benefit WWF. Children learn about endangered animals and the habitats they are helping to protect through WWF. WWF receives approximately 1 percent of the sales price.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
The Saving a Species Tour at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is a way that park-goers can have fun while contributing to conservation, with two dollars from each ticket sold donated to WWF. The tour is led by a professional educator and includes up-close encounters with animals such as the endangered white rhino, giraffe, zebra, and black rhino.
The WWF online bookstore
The WWF online bookstore features a selection of books written by WWF staff, books funded by WWF, and books recommended by our experts on various topics related to our conservation work. WWF receives between 4 and 8.5 percent of any purchase on Amazon.com originating from this Web site.
Earth Cinema Circle (ECC) is a DVD club dedicated to increasing environmental awareness through films on wildlife, conservation, environmental heroes and eco-travel. ECC will donate $9 to WWF for every new ECC DVD club member who signs up here through June 30, 2008.
See WWF on TV and in the movies!
The Golden Compass
WWF and New Line Cinema have teamed up on The Golden Compass to bring attention to the plight of polar bears and living creatures in the world affected by global warming. Click here to watch our PSA that preceded the film in theatres nationwide.
Animal Planet
WWF is partnering with Animal Planet to raise awareness of the plight of endangered species across the globe. It’s called R.O.A.R., which stands for “Reach Out. Act. Respond.” Log on to www.AnimalPlanet.com/roar to access the Endangered Species Guide and tell the world how YOU will be a voice for animals.
