WWF-UK

WWF-UK

Non-profit Organization Management

Woking, Surrey 91,720 followers

We're WWF, the charity working to bring our world back to life. #ForOurWorld 🌍

About us

We're WWF, the charity working to bring our world back to life. #ForOurWorld 🌍

Website
https://brnw.ch/21wL3DA
Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Woking, Surrey
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1961
Specialties
Conservation, Forests, Climate Change, Oceans, Sustainability, Freshwater, Species, Fundraising, Corporate Partnerships, and Education

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    The UK has become one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world. But we are also a nation of people and communities who care about our natural world.🌱 That’s why people, charities and partners like Aviva are taking action all across the UK: 🌸 Belgrave Community Garden raised £2,060 to bring nature and community together in the heart of Leicester, 🌊 Communities, businesses and experts are restoring vital seagrass habitats on our coastlines, 💧 Volunteers, charities and partners are reducing flood risk in the Soar River using natural solutions, 💚 The Aviva Access to Nature Fund is breaking down barriers to nature by supporting access to Norfolk’s rivers and countryside.

    • Volunteers smiling to the camera at the Belgrave Community Garden Project, Leicester.
    • WWF-UK CEO Tanya Steele using a sealant gun to plant seagrass seeds in shallow water, as part of the Restoration Forth project.
    • Volunteers, working with Trent Rivers Trust, placing brushwood bundles across a small stream to slow the flow of water. Beacon Hill, Nr Loughborough, Leicestershire, UK
    • A Norfolk Rivers Trust volunteer talking to a school group in front of the River Nar, Norfolk.
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    A NEW project shows it's possible to predict deforestation! 🙌 Right now, we’re losing our world’s forests at alarming rates. Protecting them now is more important than ever. WWF Netherlands are working with partners to help protect the future of forests. Using AI and satellite imagery, the new project alerts local authorities in the present - helping stop irreversible damage to forest habitat. With the project saving 30 hectares of forest in Gabon so far, it's now planned to be rolled out in a further 12 countries by 2027. Unfurl the full project details here. 🍃👇 https://lnkd.in/g6hM_xD7

    • Amazon deforestation, Colombia.
    • A jaguar in between trees looking deep into the camera, photographed at Nouragues Natural Reserve, by DSLR Camera trap.
    • Drone laid out on a tabletop with hands adjusting propellers.
    • Aerial view of The Bukit Tigapuluh rainforest treetops in clouds.
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    Did you know the WWF UK office is home to three thriving weeping fig trees? 🌳🌳🌳 With the help of planting from Sir David Attenborough himself, stepping into the WWF UK Living Planet Centre can almost feel like stepping into a gigantic treehouse. With indoor greenery and natural woods, the building has been awarded BREEAM status. This means it's recognised as one of the greenest buildings in the UK! 👇 https://lnkd.in/eZJcWMpP

    • Image captured inside the WWF Living Planet Centre. Sir David Attenborough standing on the right next to a large weeping fig tree, WWF staff in the background.
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    The King’s Speech emphasis on climate action is a welcome step change. 👏 If GB Energy can speed up the rollout of cheap, clean British energy, it will be our biggest and best hope for a secure energy future and well worth celebrating. Both climate and nature must be at the heart of the Government’s vision for growth. https://lnkd.in/e73i-6RN

    From green energy to rivers, environment at heart of nine plans in king’s speech

    From green energy to rivers, environment at heart of nine plans in king’s speech

    theguardian.com

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    ‘Cool’ underwater tech is helping protect Adélie Penguins. 😎 These incredible birds live in a challenging and ever-changing climate. But an amazing new method of capturing Adélie penguin behavior could potentially guide their future conservation! These little birds only have so much energy to expend, making it vital they use it wisely. With support from WWF, CNRS researcher Ben Dupuis has developed a way to record the amount of energy Adélie penguins use when they forage for their food using depth sensors. Thanks to technology like this, scientists can better understand how climate change affects the energy penguins use and in turn make a leap forward when it comes to protecting them in the future. 💙 #AdeliePenguin #Conservation #Wildlife

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    • Adult Adélie penguins with chicks at their nesting site in Antarctica.
    • Adélie penguins diving off iceberg, Antarctica.
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    The new UK government has been elected at a time when there is a wave of public support for progress on climate and nature. Now, we must see immediate, ambitious action to protect our world. 🌎 This government has the opportunity – and the responsibility – to lead the world in creating a safer, more stable future for generations to come. We’ll be here, from day one, to make sure nature has a voice. 📢 #GE2024 #ElectionResults

    • Close up of an otter popping its head above the water surface.

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