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Why nature needs to be protected

Nature provides us with resources without which our survival is not possible

There has been an alarming loss of biodiversity which directly impacts us.

Its for you and your future generations

A little about us

We are a globally credible NGO working on the ground in more than 100 countries

Working for 50 years in India to ensure that people and nature can thrive together

Work Areas

Protecting endangered species and critical areas/landscapes

To make our rivers & wetlands healthy, rich and free flowing

To help grow food sustainability with lesser environmental footprint

Promote low carbon growth & reduce the impacts of climate change

To help businesses be more nature friendly

Empowering local communities to be nature protectors

Work closely on policy, research & innovation with governments & partners

Action against poaching with an aim to eradicate illegal wildlife crime

Inspiring younger generation through environmental education

Satellite mapping of natural resources

Protecting India's coast and marine life

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Annual Report

WWF Annual Report 2017

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Building a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.

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