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What you make possible

High-impact philanthropy

Bold investment. Big impact.

All of us depend on nature—and our planet—for survival. This is our shared home. And right now, every gain towards a more sustainable future matters.

As the world’s leading conservation network, WWF is committed to saving the places on the planet that are most essential for all life on Earth. In those places, we join together to save species from extinction, conserve natural resources with Indigenous people and local communities, advance policies that protect nature, and lead innovations that are transforming conservation for good. We all need nature, and nature needs us.

Your impact in action

When you donate, you play a direct role in tackling conservation’s biggest challenges and building collaborative solutions that work for nature and people. In 2025, here are just a few of the wins donor support made possible:

Achieved 0% poaching of sea turtles

on nesting beaches in Buru Island in Indonesia, down from 63% in 2017
Restored 10,000+ acres of grassland

working with 116 ranch partners in the Great Plains, which span across Indigenous Nations, Canada, the United States, and Mexico
Engaged 30,000 students

across 16 school districts in the United States through WWF’s Food Waste Warriors program

Two tigers stand in water to their necks, with noses together

Year in review

Discover the full impact of donor support in the 2025 high-impact philanthropy report.

Your impact report

A fisher catching shrimp from a small boat in Vietnam

WWF's Annual Report

Explore how WWF helps protect our mangroves, forests, grasslands, waterways, and oceans—and the people and wildlife who depend upon them.

View the report

News and stories

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A sea turtle with fish swimming around and cleaning its shell

WWF Living Planet Report 2026

There has been a stark 73% decline in the average size of monitored wildlife populations over 52 years. Nature is disappearing—but it's not too late to turn it back.

Read the story

Our shared mission

Nature needs us now and, together, we are creating positive change and enduring impact. Committed supporters like you help us build a future where people live in harmony with nature.

A lone bison on the prairie at sunrise at Fort Peck Tribes Cultural Buffalo Herd Ranch Facility in Montana.

People

Learn how philanthropic support is fueling historic Native-led bison restoration efforts

Aerial shot of the Juruena River winding through thick rainforest in Amazonia, Brazil

Nature

Read more about how ARPA Comunidades is protecting the Amazon

Solar panels and wind turbines generating renewable energy for green and sustainable future. Netherlands.

Climate

See how the Renewable Thermal Collaborative is reimagining thermal energy

Our community in action

Learn how our community of donors, experts, and advocates is shaping a brighter future for all.

Marilyn Maxwell on using art to inspire conservation support

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Conservation leader Avecita Chicchón on conservation that lasts

Laurie McBride on opening your heart to nature

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High-stakes challenges need high-impact solutions. Conservation is complex work that calls for a diverse set of ideas and investments to be effective. Whether it’s time, talent, or financial gifts, each philanthropic contribution we receive supports meaningful and lasting conservation solutions that benefit people and nature. Help us advance community-led conservation in some of the world's most important places. Our shared future depends on it.