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World Wildlife Fund leads global efforts to protect the world's threatened wildlife and the habitats they need to survive in more than 50 countries across five continents.

In addition to the Conservation Action Network -- the action center sponsored by WWF-US -- WWF has other online action centers that let you make your voice heard. Please address any questions you may have about these action networks to their sponsoring WWF organizations.

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Use Passport, WWF's global environmental action tool, to expand the reach of your activism. Similar to the Conservation Action Network, Passport lets you send free messages, but with a more global scope.  Join Passport today and become part of a worldwide team of committed campaigners taking action for a living planet.  Sponsoring WWF Group:
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Take a wide variety of actions on this site -- including writing your Minister of Parliament (United Kingdom residents only), getting involved in WWF events, and even adopting an orangutan or other animal. Check out their ideas and tips for becoming a conservationist in your daily life.  Sponsoring WWF Group: WWF UK  

 

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