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The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...

WWF has worked in Portugal since 1995. Its main objectives are to protect and restore biodiversity as well as reduce impacts to ensure sustainable development in the region.

The creation of the Guadiana natural park, the protection of cork forests and promotion of FSC have been some of the highlights of WWF's work in Portugal, with the work now being expanded to climate change and freshwater.

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WWF in Portugal

Contact

Angela Morgado

CEO

Associacao Natureza Portugal (ANP)

+351 91 8428829

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Mailing address

Apartado 206
7501-909
V. N. Santo André Portugal
Conservation projects in Portugal

Modified: Apr 2009 - Started: Jul 2000

Green Belt Programme: Addressing the Root Causes of Desertification

Forests throughout the Mediterranean region have been subject to severe degradation, leading to desertification and loss of habitat for key species. T...

Cork oak harvesting in Coruche. Ribatejo region, Portugal.

Modified: Feb 2009 - Started: Jul 2004

Preserving Mediterranean’s cork

Mediterranean cork oak forests host a rich diversity of wildlife, including Iberian lynx, imperial eagle and Barbary Deer. They are also a vital sourc...

Across the Waters training on Climate Change, Spain.

Modified: Feb 2009 - Started: Oct 1999

Conservation across the Mediterranean

Although the Mediterranean Sea covers only 1% of the world’s marine areas, it contains some 6% of its marine species, including endangered monk seal, ...

Mediterranean Freshwater Development Programme
WWF projects in Portugal are implemented by the WWF Mediterranean Programme Office