Leap to Adopt Five Frogs Be one of the first to symbolically adopt five poison arrow frogs, and receive a FSC-certified wooden bucket filled with these colorful plushes. Adopt now to support WWF's work around the world--such as promoting responsible forestry practices.
The WWF Holiday Card Center from Barton-Cotton Barton-Cotton is offering 11 holiday designs this season, with each order including return address labels and envelope seals. Personal imprinting inside the cards is included with orders of three or more boxes. WWF receives 5 to 10 percent of the purchase price to help fund our ongoing conservation projects around the world, with a minimum annual guarantee of $50,000.
Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble offers 13 WWF wildlife-themed wall calendars, including giant pandas, polar bears and wild cats--as well as two spiral-bound engagement desk calendars, one featuring baby animals and the other wolves. WWF receives approximately 3 percent of the retail price of each calendar.
Experience the majestic landscapes of the Bering Sea on your own computer. Check out our stunning Bering Sea wallpapers--or find wallpapers of your favorite animal species. Show your support of WWF's conservation projects by downloading this free wallpaper now.
This sealoch anemone can be found in the cold-water coral reefs of Norway. Send a free anemone postcard with a warm message to friends and family to show your support of WWF.
Polar Bears Live! The Tundra Buggy Reports In Churchill, Manitoba, WWF polar bear biologist Geoff York and WWF biologist Pete Ewins are helping document and report on the ice conditions to learn more about how sea-ice changes affect polar bears. Churchill, on the shores of Hudson Bay in Canada, is an ideal place to observe polar bears--they gather there every fall, waiting for the bay to freeze and become their highway to Arctic feeding grounds. Due to climate change, the bears have recently had to spend a longer time on shore, away from their prime food source--seals. Discover how the experts' fully wired "Tundra Buggy" will enable live polar bear broadcasts around the world, and learn more about this global program.
Navigate the Seas of Our Protected Marine World Did you know that WWF works to protect more than 154,000 square miles of marine area around the world? Now, thanks to an unprecedented global collaboration with Protect Planet Ocean, you can explore all of WWF's marine conservation projects and more. Drawing upon Google Earth, this fascinating site features compelling marine imagery, engaging stories, and detailed information about Earth's seas. Explore the marine world now.
Say Yes to Sustainable Seafood
Whether it is fish and chips, swordfish or sushi, many of us love seafood. Unfortunately, poor fisheries management and wasteful, destructive fishing practices are decimating the world's fisheries, as well as destroying marine habitats and incidentally killing billions of fish and other marine animals each year. But you can help change this. Pledge to buy seafood that's certified as being sustainable and urge stores and restaurants to carry certified fish.
Journey into the heart of East Africa on WWF's quintessential Serengeti safari. Go off the beaten path to search for elephants, buffalos, waterbucks and giraffes. Be on the lookout for lions, cheetahs and rare black rhinos. Observe hippos submerged up to their eyes in wetland pools. You may even spot lions stalking their prey. During the tour, stay at classic tented camps, chosen for their stunning settings and proximity to top wildlife-viewing spots.
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