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A silverback

© Nuria Ortega

What gorilla habituation means for conservation

Helping critically endangered gorillas in the Congo Basin

Our mission is to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature

Fisherman Cleucejaster Batista da Silva stands on the edge of his boat and uses a bow and arrow to fish in Lake Anumã, Brazil.

Nature needs us now

We understand that nature is our planet's greatest asset — intrinsically linked to human survival and that it needs our help

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Our work to reverse nature loss and conserve biodiversity has never been more urgent

Our impact is transformative

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    Your generosity makes our science-based conservation work possible.

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    Together across the US, donors like you protect clean air, water, and vital natural resources.

  • 64 years

    WWF has been leading global conservation since our founding in 1961.

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Loxodonta africana cyclotis, Forest elephant (young)

© Martin Harvey / WWF

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