Join WWF today and give the World a chance.
Your membership will help WWF to conserve nature and protect wildlife.
Join WWF today and give the World a chance. Your membership will help WWF to conserve nature and protect wildlife.
from £5.00/pm
The goal of WWF is to help with nature conservation and mitigate some of the most pressing threats to Earth’s biodiversity. The organisation seeks to create a world where nature and people can live together in harmony. WWF is the largest conservation group in the world, working in over 90 countries through a global network. WWF is a science based organisation that offers constructive solutions to fundamental issues affecting the world, such as species survival, habitat destruction, sustainable development and climate change. WWF has over 5 million members globally with 90% of its revenue coming from voluntary donations made by individuals and businesses alike. As a WWF Member, you can help support the great conservation work carried out all year round. Your regular donation from just £5.00 a month will help WWF to protect species under threat and restore their habitats.
It’s no secret that a large number of species all over the world are becoming endangered. There are a number of reasons for this, the two most important of which are habitat destruction and poaching. You can help WWF restore the numbers of species that are in danger of going extinct by funding conservation campaigns that will allow endangered species to replenish their numbers.
Our rainforests are being cleared and oceans polluted at an alarming rate. These ecosystems are extremely fragile and damaging them puts many species at risk. By becoming a member of WWF, you will be helping to protect our rainforests, rivers and oceans as well as the animals that depend on them.
Another major threat to both human and animal life on the planet is global warming. As the planet heats up there are implications for all sorts of species that depend on stable temperatures to survive. Polar bears are facing starvation as the sea ice melts earlier every year, penguins are unable to reproduce and dolphins have to swim further out to sea in order to feed as the oceans warm. WWF is trying to influence policy so that we limit our carbon emissions and prevent catastrophic climate change.
Overfishing and deforestation has had a devastating impact on species that live in the oceans and forests. This is wholly unnecessary because with a little bit of management, it is possible to fish and log in a manner that is sustainable. By supporting WWF you will be helping the organisation do the important work that it does educating and encouraging these industries to adopt more environmentally friendly business practices.
For decades now, we have been polluting our rivers with no thought to the consequences. Rivers are living breathing ecosystems and in many parts of the world some rivers have simply died and no longer support any life whatsoever. We can reverse this process by cleaning our rivers up. By becoming a member of WWF you will be helping to drive that change.
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WWF is a global conservation organisation dedicated to protecting the natural environment and the animals that depend on it. The organisation was first established in 1961 in the UK, but now operates in more than 100 countries and has over 5 million members around the world.
WWF seeks to stop habitat destruction, prevent human animal conflict, end the illegal trade in wildlife and their body parts as part of its efforts to protect wildlife. The organisation tries to restore habitats, promote sustainable development for local communities who depend on natural resources and lobbies governments on behalf of wildlife protection.
Become a member of WWF from just £5.00 a month and help their important conservation work.
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