WWF and the US Government: Partnering to Protect the Future . . . – Green Climate Fund • Support strong implementation of policies to combat illegal trade, including the END Wildlife Trafficking Act, the National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking, the Seafood Import Monitoring Program, and President Trump’s Executive Order on Transnational Organized Crime (including wildlife trafficking)
Why You Should Care About Wildlife - World Bank Group Biodiversity is especially important to the poor—75% of whom live in rural areas and depend on nature for their food and livelihoods The World Bank Group is committed to protecting biodiversity around the world A leading financier of biodiversity conservation, the Bank has over US$ 1 billion actively invested in protecting nature and wildlife
Namibia: The Greatest Wildlife Recovery Story Ever Told World Wildlife Fund Inc is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization (tax ID number 52-1693387) under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law
Endangered tigers making a remarkable comeback - BBC News "Tigers can thrive happily given enough space, food and water So the progress is a result of tigers and their habitat being better protected," Becci May tells Radio 1 Newsbeat
Wildlife - WWF WILDLIFE WWF works around the world to stabilize and increase populations of WWF's priority species – and at the same time, deliver broader conservation goals as well as social equity and improved livelihoods for people
State of Nature 2023 - report on the UK’s current biodiversity The UK’s wildlife is continuing to decline according to State of Nature Report 2023 The UK, like most other countries worldwide, has seen significant loss of its plants, animals and fungi The data from State of Nature cover, at most, 50 years but this follows on from centuries of habitat loss, development and persecution
Tigers still roam wild in these 13 tiger-range countries - WWF. CA 4 India India’s first national survey in 2006 counted 1,411 tigers Four years later 1,706 tigers were counted, and by 2014 that number had grown to 2,226 The tiger population in India is known to have been increasing at a rate of 5 8 per cent each year since 2006 5 Bhutan