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What's Inside
Climate Change
- Arctic Sea Ice Melting at a Faster Than Expected Pace
- Urgent Action: Call Your Senators Today
- Himalayan Glaciers Already Retreating at a Startling Rate
Species Under Threat
- Climate Change is Affecting Species in Your Backyard
- FSC-Certified Forests Can Help the Great Ape Population
The World's Water
- WWF Takes Action to Protect the Most Commercially Valuable Fish
- Securing Water for Nature and People
Connect with the Earth
Working with Governments
- Pushing for More Funding for Wildlife Conservation
- Powerful New Tool to Improve the Way Water is Managed
- A Vow to Protect the Coral Triangle and Its People
WWF in Action
- Report Reveals More Than 350 New Species
- WWF Helps Giant Eagle Make Changes for Sustainable Seafood
- Short Term Relief from Human-Elephant Conflict
Results on the Ground
Features
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Make a Good Buy
When traveling, a good buy will save wildlife and boost the local economy.
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Wild Things
Listen to stories of scientists and others on the frontlines of the struggle to preserve the natural world through WWF's podcast series.
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Overfished
The valued Atlantic bluefin tuna is facing numerous threats.
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Call of the Wild
Learn about the magnificent landscapes and species of Namibia, and what WWF and the local indigenous people are doing to protect it.
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Act Now
Every region of the United States is feeling the effects of climate change today. It will only get worse if we don't act now.
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Women in Conservation
Enhancing their stewardship of the environment and improving livelihoods.
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Videos
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Cougar Collaring
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Changing Before Our Eyes
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Tuna in the Coral Triangle
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Mountain Gorillas: A Close Relative
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Photos from the Field
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Monarch Butterfly
Of all migrations by small creatures, few are as astonishing as the one performed by the Monarch butterfly.
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Aquaculture
WWF has initiated Aquaculture Dialogues for 12 species.
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Turtle Tagging
WWF identifies and monitors turtle routes, foraging grounds and geographic threats with satellite transmitters.
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Coral Triangle
A place of unrivaled richness, importance and beauty.
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Camera Traps
Bristol Bay's fishing industry brings in $2.2 billion per year, and the area is one of the most productive marine ecosystems in the world. Learn more.
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