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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) was founded in 1961 in Switzerland by prominent environmentalists who realized more funding was needed to protect the environment. WWF's goals are to preserve biodiversity and species, restore endangered populations, and achieve a balance between human and natural resource use. Notable successes include increasing giant panda and sea turtle populations through protected areas. Actor Leonardo DiCaprio partners with WWF to support campaigns like Save the Tigers Now, which doubled Nepal's wild tiger population. WWF's iconic panda logo was inspired by one in the London Zoo in 1961.
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- 2. Founded in 1961 in Morges, Switzerland Founders are: Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld, Julian Huxley, Max Nicholson, Peter Scott, Guy Mountfort, and Godfrey A. Rockefeller There was a meeting called the Morges Manifesto held by 16 of the most prominent environmentalists in the world They agreed that there was not enough support financially to help protect the environment They decided to make World Wildlife Fund (WWF) as a worldwide fundraiser to bring in money to protect the environment, but also to work with other preservations and environmentalists to do more
- 3. World Wildlife Fund’s goal is to preserve the diversity of nature, especially animals They want to restore species that are becoming extinct and bring them back to living in the wild in their natural habitat They want to find a balance between humans needing and using resources and animals using resources WWF says that we should share our resources, and in the future should be able to “live in harmony with nature”
- 4. The giant pandas have increased 17% in the past decade and 27 new panda reserves have been established The sea turtle population had gone form being endangered to only being a threatened species due to more protected areas on beaches for breeding Sea lion's injuries have gone down due to new floating bases for them, so they don’t get caught in barbed wire on fishing boats
- 5. Actor, Leonardo DiCaprio is a partner to WWF, but also a huge environmentalist The big project he has supported is “Save the Tigers Now” This campaign is to raise awareness and support to save tigers in the wild One of the main goals of this campaign was to double the amount of wild tigers in Nepal by 2022 DiCaprio and his foundation donated three million dollars to this campaign which helped Nepal to have better anti- poaching patrols, protect areas for breeding, and restore areas specifically for tigers This helped the tiger’s growth immensely In one park in Nepal alone, the population of tigers went up from 18 to 50.
- 6. The WWF logo was inspired by a giant panda at the London Zoo in 1961named Chi-Chi They chose a panda because it was a recognizable symbol for all people around the world Sir Peter Scott drew the first logo The logo has changed some over the years, but the panda logo still remains today as a symbol of nature conservation
- 7. You can donate to WFF by donating money to the cause at www.worldwildlife.org You can also symbolically adopt an animal which helps you have a personal connection to your favorite animal while financially helping WWF Or donate your time by traveling with WWF This is a program that allows you to fully see and experience the most urgent conservation challenges in the world For more information about travel visit www.worldwildlife.org/travel