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World Wildlife Fund An increase in the world's demand for palm oil is having a deep impact on the world's rainforests. As a result, WWF is working with other non-profit organizations to set the standard for sustainable palm oil harvesting. Check out the entire article in the link below!
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World Wildlife Fund is working around the world to combat threats like climate change, deteriorating ocean health, toxic chemicals, wildlife trade and deforestation. The result is a history of conservation success across the globe.
World Wildlife Fund Check out our slideshow on the historic return of the black-footed ferret to Canada's Prairies.
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After a 70-year absence from Canada, black-footed ferrets will once again prowl the prairies, following today’s release of more than 30 captive-bred animals into Canada’s Grasslands National Park. Leading ...
Born in November? Happy Birthday from WWF! Want to make a difference this year for your birthday? Create a Birthday Wish on Facebook and you and your friends can raise money to support global conservation and wildlife...
World Wildlife Fund Only 2 days until Halloween! Have you sent your family and friends a free ecard yet? They're frightfully fun!
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Halloween is creeping up! Spread ghoulish greetings to family and friends with these fun Halloween cards from WWF. Also, check out the ecards for our pumpkin carving stencils below!
World Wildlife Fund Halloween is usually orange and black... but this year, make it green! These 10 easy tips will help you decorate, buy treats, and throw a party while staying eco-friendly...
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1. Decorations. Instead of buying materials for decorations, gather supplies, arts and crafts throughout the year. Examples include: Turn cardboard boxes into tombstones...
World Wildlife Fund From now until Saturday, you can download Halloween wallpapers for your computer! Don't forget to share this link with your friends!
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Enjoy majestic species and vibrant landscape photos from WWF on your own desktop! Our wallpapers are free and easy to download!
World Wildlife Fund Call of the Wild: Elephant Flying Squad participates in Global Day of Climate Action, holding a banner that reads "Save Our Home! Save Sumatra!"
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Oct 26, 2009--Four adult elephants and two calves from WWF-Indonesia’s Elephant Flying Squad gathered on Saturday October 24, 2009, in Riau Province to carry banners calling for urgent protection of the remaining forests of Sumatra. Riau has one of the fastest deforestation rates in the world, threa...
World Wildlife Fund Please enjoy the October edition of our e-newsletter! If you haven't already, you can sign up to receive WWF e-news and alerts straight to your inbox: http://bit.ly/4pSZYE
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In This Issue: Dramatic Walrus Footage; Music with a Message; eBay + WWF; and More
World Wildlife Fund Attention pumpkin carvers! View and download great pumpkin carving stencils from WWF's website, then upload photos of your finished pumpkins to our Facebook wall. We'll repost our favorite!
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WWF pumpkin carving stencils: Carve a pumpkin and demonstrate your support for WWF and conservation this Halloween. View all stencils, download art and instructions here >>
World Wildlife Fund For a Halloween treat, make a symbolic species adoption from WWF's gift center! You can choose a pumpkin-orange WWF "Trick-or-Treat" gift bag with your plush animal as a special thank-you when you make a $50 adoption. Hurry--donate by tomorrow to receive your gift for Halloween!
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Give a gift that helps protect the future of nature. Donate and choose from 100 symbolic species adoptions. WWF is the world's largest conservation organization, working in 100 countries for nearly half a century with the support of almost 5 million members worldwide.
World Wildlife Fund Last month, U.S. Geological Survey researchers flew over a massive herd of walruses on the Arctic shores of Alaska. Days later in the same spot, they captured footage of over 100 dead walruses, mostly young calves. What happened and how you can help? Click below.
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In recent years, as Arctic sea ice has receded far from the Russian and Alaskan coasts, walruses – including many females and their calves – have been forced to take refuge on land, congregating in large numbers at “haul outs” along the coasts...
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NEW QUIZ! Halloween is coming up and you just bought a pumpkin... but what do you carve on it?? Take this quiz to find out which of WWF's 10 spooky stencils you should use, then share with your friends! http://apps.facebook.com/whichwwfpumpcjz
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The Masked Bandit Returns! After a 70-year absence of black-footed ferrets in Canada, WWF and its partners released over 30 captive-bred animals, which were trained to hunt prairie dogs in a ferret "boot camp" in Colorado ... http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/media/p
