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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
WWF welcomes standards to make salmon industry more sustainable
Draft standards to improve the environmental and social sustainability of the salmon aquaculture industry were released yesterday for public comment.
UNESCO recognizes threats to Madagascar rainforest
The United Nations’ Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has placed the Atsinanana rainforest in Madagascar on its list of World Heritage in Danger sites because of an ongoing government-influenced illegal logging crisis and ...
Scientists show waves of deforestation across East Africa
A new study co-authored by a WWF scientist documents waves of forest degradation advancing like ripples in a pond 75 miles across East Africa in just 14 years.
