WWF works to ensure a healthy future for people, animal species and their habitats, addressing global threats like climate change & environmental degradation, if you feel passionate about preserving the precious heritage that is the natural world then join the WWF today from only £3 per month. The WWF promise to use your contribution wisely & effectively to help save threatened species and preserve the biodiversity of life on earth. With so much at stake you will be glad to know you are supporting the worlds largest independent conservation organisation.

When you join the WWF, they will send you your membership pack containing a member's handbook, WWF's guide to green living, a set of wildlife fridge magnets. The WWF will send you 3 issues of WWF Action magazine every year, bringing you their latest conservation news from around the world. WWF Action will also contain green solutions & exclusive money saving offers from eco friendly companies.

£20 could buy a bike for an environment officer in Ruaha, letting them travel around locally through areas affected by water shortages & respond quickly to water conflicts, £40 could provide environment education to children in the Colombian rainforest, allowing 2 school visits by the WWF.

The planet earth is under attack from an un-controlled release of toxic chemicals, our oceans are being polluted, forests are being cut down and many animal species are now under threat of extinction. Around the world humans are using over 20 percent more natural resources each year than can be regenerated. The planet cannot keep up with people's growing consumption levels. WWF work to stop this degradation of our planets natural environment & to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. WWF works to fight global threats such as climate change, the consumption of natural resources & the use of toxic chemicals.

The WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) and formerly the World Wildlife Fund is an international wildlife conservation organization working in more than ninety countries.

Please also consider the WWF adopt an animal program from only £2.50 per month.

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