WWF South Africa was founded in 1968 by Dr. Anton Rupert and was originally known as the Southern African Nature Foundation.
Founded: 14 June 1968
Founded: 14 June 1968
WWF South Africa office
Office
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WWF South Africa,
Newlands1s Floor,
Bridge House Boundary Terraces 1 Mariendahl Street Newlands Western Cape 7700
South Africa (Republic of)
+27 21 6576600
+27 86 5359433
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WWF Conservation Projects in South Africa
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Review of MPA Management training
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are areas designated to protect marine ecosystems, processes, habitats, and species, and can contribute to the restorati...
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Freshwater Corridor Stewardship in the Greater Cederberg
South Africa’s Cape Floral Kingdom, at the southernmost part of Africa, is an area of outstanding biodiversity, containing remnants of the lowland fyn...
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How much energy do African penguins extract from the sea?
In this proposed study, WWF will investigate the energy requirements of moulting and breeding African penguins (Spheniscus demersus), using dou...
Latest South Africa News
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CITES meeting to address illegal ivory and rhino horn trade
WWF calls on representatives of world governments and other groups attending the CITES meeting in ...
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Rhino horn smugglers given maximum sentence
Two Vietnamese men convicted of attempting to smuggle rhino horns out of South Africa were ...
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Rhino poaching surge continues in 2011
Nearly 200 rhinos have been killed in South Africa during the first half the year, according to ...
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Air support for South African rhinos in battle against poachers
Rhinos in a South African game reserve now have extra protection with the arrival of an ultralight ...
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Hearing held in landmark rhino poaching case
Members of a major poaching syndicate are due in a South African court Monday to face charges ...
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Lights out on Bosphorus Bridge marks Earth Hour transition into Europe.
Lights going out on Istanbul’s Bosphorus Bridge was a fitting way to mark Earth Hour’s transition ...
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Experts meet to address rhino poaching crisis
Well-equipped, sophisticated organized crime syndicates have killed more than 800 African rhinos ...
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Rhino poaching continues in South Africa even as arrests increase
Already this year 71 rhinoceros have been killed in South Africa, a figure that amounts to nearly ...
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WWF to move critically endangered rhinos to new habitats
As part of its successful range expansion programme, WWF will translocate an additional 20 black ...
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Emerging economies also emerging leaders in effective climate action
Influential emerging economies are also emerging with the leading plans to cut carbon emissions ...
