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Want to spend 1 month living and working with the giant pandas in China?
Caring for them at the Chengdu Panda Base, then going out and tracking the ones left in the wild? In return you will become a panda ambassador: a Pambassador! Reporting back to the world on the amazing sights, sounds, experiences and work being done for this amazing animal.
There are 6 openings. Apply today! (applications close on Sept 26)
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...
News and information
China, Russia provinces agree to first transboundary protected area to conserve Amur tigers
Jilin province of China and neighbouring Primorsky province in Russia agreed today to collaborate formally in working towards the first transboundary Amur tiger protected area amidst celebrations for the second annual Amur Tiger Cultural Festival in ...
Rescue and relief the current priority for WWF-Pakistan
Rescue and relief is the current priority for WWF-Pakistan in the numerous communities it works with in the flood ravaged Indus basin.
Pristine sea mounts edge closer to protection off Chile
In what could be a key step to the formation of the second largest protected area in the open oceans, a Chilean Senate committee has urged declaration of a large scale marine park around remote Salas y Gomez Island.
