WORLD WILDLIFE FUND FUND

WWF a organization that helps all species that need help.What will you do?

About WWF The world wildlife fund works in around

100 country's worldwide. Was formed about 50 years ago. The world wildlife fund has been

protecting nature for about 50 years now and works in 100 country's world wide with 5,000,000 million members just in the united states alone.

WWF’s goal is

WWF’s mission is to conserve nature and try to reduce the amount of threats the animals face but their main goal is to preserve their habitats.

Their main goal is protect endangered wildlife. How they protect these species is by using

science based solutions to build back their habitats.

What they need

WWF needs money and it needs as many volunteers as it can get.

The main thing that they need though I for people to stop killing endangered species and be green and stop littering.

Food, money, and most importantly people to stop littering.

Some animals that need help http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptiUM7GzyeQ&feature=plcp&context=C46fa4ddVDvjVQa1

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How they help

They build back habitats that were destroyed for wood or rare products that only come from that one habitat.

They give food and money to help save these animals.

They also help by trying to persuade people to stop littering so they do not contribute on destroying these important places on planet earth.

where is the money going?

Helping the animals and saving the spices 85% goes to helping nature.

11% of the funding goes to fundraising so they can get the money they need for the program.

4% goes to the finances and administration so they can keep the program going.

Why the donations are needed

These small donations that are asked for help more than you think.

Works cited

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