What we care about
How we work
Nature doesn’t just surround us—it sustains us. Every day, it protects and provides for us.
Inspire change
Explore
Latest
Popular ways to give
More giving options
Help WWF protect elephants and other vulnerable species around the world. Symbolically adopt an elephant today.
Explore WWF news, World Wildlife magazine, the Sustainability Works blog, and the Nature Breaking podcast.
At the UN biodiversity meeting, putting local leadership front and center
Published on April 26, 2024
© LUIS BARRETO/WWF-UK
Gallery: wildlife photographs by Rachel Bigsby
© RACHEL BIGSBY
How marine protected areas benefit people who live nearby
© SHUTTERSTOCK/WILLYAM BRADBERRY/WWF-SWEDEN
How the US's number one crop is putting grasslands at risk
© CORN ON THE COB © ISTOCK.COM/VIKTORIIA KRULKO, MEDICINE BOTTLE © ISTOCK.COM/SMARTSTOCK, CRAYONS © ISTOCK.COM/PEPIFOTO, GAS PUMP © JESADA - STOCK.ADOBE.COM, TOOTHBRUSH © ISTOCK.COM/VALERIIA ANISIMOVA
How to ensure your visit to a big cat sanctuary does no harm
© WWF-US/CHRIS GASH
In Peru's Rainforest, a Closer Look Reveals Abundant Treasures
© WWF-US/SHAUN MARTIN
In South Texas, a Fence Poses no Hurdle for a Mother Bobcat
© Karine Aigner
In the Northern Great Plains, partnerships with ranchers protect vulnerable grasslands
© ALEXIS BONOGOFSKY
Meet the bare-nosed wombat, the world's largest burrowing mammal
© XAVIER HOENNER PHOTOGRAPHY/GETTY IMAGES
President's Letter: windows of their worlds
© Clay Bolt / WWF-US
