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Of all the places in all the world
Your job: to save the majestic diversity of life on this planet.
The question: where do you start?
Take a look at where WWF believes those places to be and discover what it is that makes them so special...
Meet the relatives!
Some say you can see it in the eyes... Gorillas are one of our closest "relatives", and can display some very human-like acts... from juveniles hanging out together to large males getting grumpy and territorial...
Get up close and personal with this highly threatened species in our special gorilla section...
Offshore oil: a very messy business
The oil spill from the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico is the latest episode in a familiar story of polluted waterways, destroyed ecosystems and devastated communities. A look at the dark side of our addiction to oil.
News and information
Mass coral bleaching closes dive sites, threatens future of world’s most diverse marine region
Mass coral bleaching caused by global warming is threatening the health of the Coral Triangle, a vast marine region that is home to 76% of all known corals in the world.
Russia tiger habitat gets a boost with protection of key tree species
Moscow, Russia, 29 July 2010, World Tiger Day—the Russian government has introduced measures to protect the Korean Pine, a key species found in Amur tiger habitat in the Russian Far East. Rising global demand for Korean Pine has led to a massive ...
WWF deeply sorry for nameplate incident at climate meeting
Global environment organisation WWF apologised unreservedly for the actions of an employee who was involved in an incident at the June meeting of parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
