WWF Germany has approximately 130 staff based in Berlin, Frankfurt, and Hamburg, as well as project offices in Stralsund, Husum, and Mölln at Dessau.
Founded: 31 March 1963
Founded: 31 March 1963
WWF Germany office
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- Amur-Region
- Brandenburg
- China
- Donau
- Drömling
- Elbe
- Himalaja
- Indonesien & Malaysia
- Kamtschatka
- Kaukasus
- Kenia & Tansania
- Kongo-Becken
- Madagaskar
- Mekong
- Nordsee / Nordostatlantik
- Oder
- Ostsee
- Rhein
- Schaalsee
- Wattenmeer
- Westafrikanische Meeresregion WAMER
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WWF Germany,
BerlinReinhardtstraße 14 10117 Berlin
Germany
+49 30 31 17 77 0
+49 30 31 17 77 199
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WWF Conservation Projects in Germany
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Reconnecting the Danube
The Danube River is one of Europe’s largest rivers, flowing over 2,857km from Germany’s Black Forest to the Romanian and Ukrainian shores of the Black...
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European Alpine Programme
At the end of 1999 an Alpine Programme was initiated by WWF Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland to explore the feasibility of adopting the ecoregi...
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Integrated River Basin Management of the Southern Baltic Rivers
Polish rivers with large natural and extensively used areas of high biodiversity and natural dynamics are typical for Poland. Species which are rare o...
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