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Critical Places and Species | WWF China

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Critical Places and Species. China for a Global Shift. Raquo; Who We Are. Raquo; Critical Places and Species. Critical Places and Species. Critical Places and Species. The Yangtze River, the mother river of China, provides water to one-third of Chinese population and shelters giant panda with forests as the sole wild refuge. The Middle and lower reaches of Yangtze River once had more than 350 kinds of birds, more than 600 kinds of aquatic plants a...

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Climate Change, Sustainable Oceans and Water Conservation | WWF-Canada

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Where Your Money Goes. We Are All Wildlife. Go Wild School Grants. Schools for a Living Planet. Living Planet @ Work. Earth Hour City Challenge. The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. Income Tax Reduction and Estate Tax Elimination Event. What You Can Do. Take Action for Nature. Gift in Your Will. Learn More ►. Climate and Energy Links. Carbon Neutrality for Forest Sector. Learn More ►. The Last Ice Area. Learn More ►. Protecting Species at Risk.

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E-Newsletter Latest Editions | WWF

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Natural Ecosystems of the UAE. How You Can Help. You have the power to #ChangeClimateChange. Subscribe to this web feed. Subscribe to our e-news. Join Corporate Membership Program. Join Heroes of the UAE. Spread the message send e-card. Natural Ecosystems of the UAE. How You Can Help. You have the power to #ChangeClimateChange. Building a future in which people live in harmony with nature.

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Coral reefs | WWF

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. WWF Offices and Associates. How We Do This. Oceans, seas and coasts. Rivers, lakes and wetlands. We only have one planet. Games and Mobile Apps. Subscribe to email newsletter. From other environmental organisations. WWF needs your help. Raquo; Our Earth. Raquo; Oceans, seas and coasts. Raquo; Coral reefs. Oceans, seas and coasts. Istockphoto.com / WWF. How you can help. Coral reef, Fiji. WWF / Cat HOLLOWAY. This biodiversity translates directly in...

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Conservation news & stories | WWF

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. WWF Offices and Associates. How We Do This. Oceans, seas and coasts. Rivers, lakes and wetlands. We only have one planet. Games and Mobile Apps. Subscribe to email newsletter. From other environmental organisations. WWF needs your help. Raquo; News and Stories. Subscribe to email newsletter. From other environmental organisations. WWF needs your help. Conservation news and stories. Living ‘in the red’. An environmental visionary and a father to WWF.

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Tigers Alive | WWF China

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Critical Places and Species. China for a Global Shift. Raquo; What We Do. Raquo; Tigers Alive. China for a Global Shift. Wild Tiger Survey Status. 160;Tigers are Endangered. Over the last hundred years the global wild tiger population has dropped 97%. With as few as 3,200 wild tigers left, bold and immediate action is needed. WWF is a major driving force behind TX2. More about WWF's work on tigers. WWF is driving TX2 forward by:. These ecosystems ...

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Top 10 Achievements | WWF China

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Critical Places and Species. China for a Global Shift. Raquo; Who We Are. Raquo; Top 10 Achievements. Critical Places and Species. Forestry Stewardship Council Forest Management Certification. Welcoming the Tiger Back Home. Footprint Report and Sustainable Banking. 3 Forestry Stewardship Council Forest Management Certification. 4 Welcoming the Tiger Back Home. 5 Alternative Livelihood Approaches. 6 Influencing the public. Over the past 30 years, t...

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Species | WWF China

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Critical Places and Species. China for a Global Shift. Raquo; What We Do. China for a Global Shift. Species are threatened in every habitat on every continent. In the time it takes you to read this information, one of our planet’s unique species will become extinct. By this time tomorrow, a further 150 200 will have disappeared forever. And by this time next year, over 50,000 more. Mitigate threats tot target species and adapt their impacts. Promo...

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Freshwater | WWF China

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Critical Places and Species. China for a Global Shift. Raquo; What We Do. China for a Global Shift. Wetland Conservation and Restoration. The Yangtze River basin supports one third of China's population and produces more than 40% of China's GDP. However, similar to other large rivers around the world, the Yangtze is also confronting a severe water crisis. Environmental flows and dams. Wetland conservation and restoration. WWF / Wang Lei. Yangtze w...

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WWF-China: 30 years and growing | WWF China

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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices. Critical Places and Species. China for a Global Shift. Raquo; Who We Are. Raquo; Our History. Critical Places and Species. WWF-China: 30 years and growing. Sir Peter Scott (sitting), and from left David Mitchell, Dr Lee M Talbot (at the time WWF's Director of Conservation) and Charles de Haes (at the time WWF International Director General) admiring Yang Jing, the first Giant panda to be born by artificial insemination. Beijing zoo (1979)....For t...