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PRs and Updates - Namibia

WWF: Big Wins for Conservation at CITES

Bangkok - This year's meeting of the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES) has achieved significant results for conservation, with the adoption of better trade controls to protect African elephants, great white sharks and other threatened species.
October 14, 2004
WWF Reaction to CITES Decisions on Ivory Trade

Bangkok - Members of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species completed discussions on elephants and ivory trade Monday, rejecting proposals to reopen commercial ivory trade and adopting an action plan to crack down on unregulated domestic ivory markets across Africa.
October 11, 2004

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WWF's Vision

President and CEO Carter Roberts sets the vision for WWF, to save a planet, a world of life.

An organization based on trust

Former Chairman of the Board Bruce Babbitt holds WWF accountable for best practices in governance, accountability and transparency at all levels of the organization.

How Our Funds Support Conservation

82 percent of WWF's spending is directed to worldwide conservation activities

Deep History in Conservation

Since 1961, WWF has been achieving results in conservation around the globe

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Experts in Conservation

As director of TRAFFIC North America, a regional office of the world's largest international wildlife trade monitoring program, Crawford Allan works to combat the illegal trade in wildlife and minimize negative impacts from legal trade.