WWF-UK: Wildlife, habitats and threats
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Wildlife, habitats and threats
Along with the WWF global network, WWF-UK is focussing on six priorities:
To achieve effective results, WWF-UK also works on social and economic issues that greatly effect our natural world:
 Species |
 Forests |
 Freshwater |
 Marine ecosystems |
 Climate change |
To achieve effective results, WWF-UK also works on social and economic issues that greatly effect our natural world:
 Agriculture |
 Companies and finance |
 International development |
 Economics and trade |
In the UK
WWF addresses environmental issues by: Campaigning on key issues |
 Working with business |
 Providing resources for teachers |
 Helping local authorities |
 Influencing Westminster |
Around the world
WWF directs 70 per cent of its funds towards Global Conservation Programmes in: Africa |
 Asia Pacific |
 Europe |
 Latin America |