World Wildlife Fund - Endangered Species Conservation

For 60 years, WWF (World Wildlife Fund) has been committed to helping humans and nature thrive and develop.

As a world leading conservation organization, the World Wildlife Fund operates in nearly 100 countries. At various levels, we collaborate with people around the world to develop and provide innovative solutions to protect communities, wildlife, and the places they inhabit.

WWF is committed to helping local communities protect the natural resources they rely on for survival; Transforming markets and policies into sustainable development; Protect and restore species and their habitats. Our efforts ensure that the value of nature is reflected in decisions from local to global levels.

WWF connects cutting-edge conservation science with the collective strength of our partners in the field, over 1 million supporters in the United States, and 5 million supporters worldwide, as well as our partnerships with communities, companies, and governments.

Today, human activities are putting greater pressure on nature than ever before, but humans also have the ability to change this trajectory. We can work together to address the greatest threat to life on Earth, protect, maintain, and motivate our natural resources.

Our work revolves around six ambitious goals:

Climate

Powered by renewable energy, create a world with climate resilience and zero carbon emissions

Food

Double the net food supply; Freeze its footprints

Forest

Protecting the world's most important forests

Freshwater

Providing water for human and natural safety

Ocean

Protecting healthy oceans and marine livelihoods

Wild animals

Protecting threatened wildlife and wilderness to sustain life on Earth