The well-being and even survival of humanity are threatened by the global crisis facing the natural world. Working alongside our partners and supporters, WWF is a global leader in building a sustainable future for people and planet.
We face a global crisis for people and planet. Of wildlife and natural systems in decline. Of vulnerable communities hit hard by nature loss and climate destabilization.
WWF, an independent conservation organization, is a global leader in tackling the world’s most complex environmental challenges facing people and nature.
Together with our many partners and supporters, we are shifting thinking and investment towards building a sustainable future for all life on Earth.
We’ve already made significant progress for people and planet. But the pace of change must accelerate if we are to succeed.
So if you have yet to make your own contribution, we urge you to get involved.
Our ambition is clear:
- To halt and reverse nature loss – delivering a nature-positive world by 2030 where there is more nature than a decade earlier.
- To stabilize the global climate before the most catastrophic consequences become inevitable.
- And to build the foundations for a safer and fairer future for people for generations to come.
How we take action
We deliver positive impacts for people and nature through our conservation efforts in over 100 countries and through the following nine global WWF teams that draw together our expertise from around the world:
- Wildlife, Oceans, Forests and Freshwater: protecting and restoring habitats and species, and benefitting people.
- Climate & Energy and Food: reducing the footprint of consumption and production.
- Finance, Governance and Markets: creating system-level change.
Forests
Freshwater
Oceans
Wildlife
Climate & Energy
Food
Finance
Governance
Markets
Did you know that WWF is a global network of national organizations bound together by a common vision?
If you want to find out about our global work, this website – wwf.panda.org – provides lots of useful information
If you want to know about what we do in a particular nation, access our country-level websites at wwf.org.
