The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...
- WWF Global
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All creatures great and small – mammals include some of the most beautiful and charismatic species on Earth. They are some of the most ferocious and ruthless predators and the most gentle and timid herbivores. Habitat loss, hunting and competition with humans means many of them are seriously endangered and may one day only exist in fables and myths.
Mammals
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- Amazon manatee
- Argali wild sheep
- Asiatic black bear
- Banteng
- Black spider monkey
- Bonobo
- Brown bear
- Chimpanzee
- Dhole
- Douc Langur
- Dunnart
- Eld's deer
- Elephants
- Fox: Arctic
- Giant muntjac
- Gorilla
- Kangaroo - grey
- Kangaroo - red
- Kouprey
- Leopard - Amur
- Leopard - Clouded
- Leopard - Snow
- Lynx: Eurasian
- Lynx: Iberian
- Orangutan
- Panda - Giant
- Pink river dolphin
- Polar Bear
- Rhinoceros
- Rock wallaby
- Saola
- Saiga antelope
- Spectacled bear
- Sun bear
- Tibetan antelope
- Tiger
- Tree kangaroo
- Truong Son Muntjac
- Walrus
- Whales & Dolphins
- Wolf: Arctic
- Wolf: Maned
- Wolf: Timber / Grey