Over the past five decades, WWF's field work has helped bring black, white, and greater one-horned rhinos, certain populations of African elephants, mountain gorillas, Giant Pandas and Amur tigers back from the brink of extinction.
We have achieved important policy wins, such as helping bring about the global moratorium on whaling, controlling trade in endangered species such as tigers, and regulating trade in species such as mahogany and sturgeons (caught for caviar).
This work is not only giving a more certain future for specific species, but helping thousands more by contributing to the conservation of all biodiversity within many ecoregions.
Our species conservation efforts are also directly helping people, through improved livelihoods, food security, incomes, governance, and empowerment. Our work is delivering towards at least 5 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's), contributing to poverty reduction in several parts of the world.
We have achieved important policy wins, such as helping bring about the global moratorium on whaling, controlling trade in endangered species such as tigers, and regulating trade in species such as mahogany and sturgeons (caught for caviar).
This work is not only giving a more certain future for specific species, but helping thousands more by contributing to the conservation of all biodiversity within many ecoregions.
Our species conservation efforts are also directly helping people, through improved livelihoods, food security, incomes, governance, and empowerment. Our work is delivering towards at least 5 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's), contributing to poverty reduction in several parts of the world.
