World Wildlife Fund

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is a prominent international conservation organization founded in 1961 in Switzerland. With a mission to protect the planet's natural environment, WWF operates in nearly 100 countries and has over 6 million supporters worldwide. The organization has invested more than $1 billion in over 12,000 conservation initiatives since 1995.

WWF focuses on safeguarding natural ecosystems, addressing urgent threats like climate change, and influencing global systems to value nature. It engages with local communities and indigenous peoples to ensure conservation efforts respect human rights and support sustainable livelihoods. WWF is known for its impactful campaigns, such as Earth Hour, and initiatives aimed at protecting endangered species and critical habitats. The organization collaborates with governments, businesses, and other NGOs to promote sustainable practices and achieve global conservation goals across key areas like food, climate, and wildlife.