A commitment to the planet
WWF works for a living planet since 1961. From the polar bear in the Arctic to the richest rainforests in the Amazon, hundreds of unique places and species are the object of some of the most important and successful endeavours to conserve the natural diversity in our home: the Earth.
WWF Support
WWF represents mankind's commitment to our planet. For the past five decades, it has become one of the most respected and valued conservation organizations.
The support of the largest conservation network worldwide - with 5 million members and presence in over 100 countries in all 5 continentes -, the sustainable work carried out hand in hand with extraordinary allies - ranging from governments and companies to local villagers - and of an exceptional team - formed by 4000 of the best specialists -, guarantee tangible and lasting results in benefit of humans and nature.
The support of the largest conservation network worldwide - with 5 million members and presence in over 100 countries in all 5 continentes -, the sustainable work carried out hand in hand with extraordinary allies - ranging from governments and companies to local villagers - and of an exceptional team - formed by 4000 of the best specialists -, guarantee tangible and lasting results in benefit of humans and nature.
A commitment to the planet
