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Princes call for end to wildlife crime
Prince Charles (WWF-UK’s President) and Prince William hosted a high-profile event at St James’s Palace on 21 May, in collaboration with the government, to focus world attention on the urgent battle to end illegal trade in wildlife (#endwildlifecrime). See our Storify page on the royal event.
Camera traps show wildlife wonders
See amazing camera trap images and insights from field workers at the sharp end of wildlife conservation...
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Cool heads needed in warming climate
So what does the recent carbon milestone mean for the planet - and everything on it? What's so significant about the '400 parts per million' level of CO2 in the atmosphere? All is explained in Alun James's blog...
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Help keep climate in the classroom
Young people’s right to learn about climate change is under threat. Take action today to call for climate to stay in the curriculum.
Rare wildlife caught on camera
See some amazing camera trap photos of rare giant pandas, golden pheasants and other amazing animals in the wild!
Help protect the mountain gorilla
Please support the heroic rangers protecting the world’s last 880 mountain gorillas in the forests of central Africa. It’s a tough and risky job - not least because of rebel fighters in the area. Help us train and equip more of these brave rangers by sending a gift today.
And find out how you can get involved in other WWF fundraising events this year.
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