World Wildlife Fund

Newest Review: ... Animals. I find it disgusting and such a waste of beautiful Animals. The World Wildlife Fund has twenty seven National Organisations in ninety six countries. Their aims are to protect endangered species from extinction,this also has to include the protection of their enviroment. Man plays a large part in the destruction of forests and woodlands which have great effects on feeding and breeding grounds. But how can the destruction be stopped? The way I see it,as long as man continues to chop down forests and woodlands then we are sort of fighting a losing battle, until real alternatives can be found. Regarding pollution,well unfort... more

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World Wildlife Fund: Mankinds Ignorance,A Major Contributor ! (883 words)
by - written on 08/05/01 (Very useful, 317 readings)
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The World Wildlife Fund Charity exists to help protect all Animals and sealife from the Dangers of extinction,from the threat of poachers Diseases and pollutions . This the year 2001 is their 40th Anniversary. One particular animal in danger of becoming extinct is the Giant Panda,it would be such a shame if this animal ceased to exist. I was lucky enough to see one of these in Berlin's Zoo cuddling its Baby,which is an extremely rare occurance for a Panda to breed in captivity. They are absolutely beautiful close up.I spent ages studying this Panda watching the way He ate and moved,I wanted to reach out and hug Him. It upsets Me to hear that ... Read the complete review

Protects the world! (136 words)
by - written on 05/05/01 (Useful, 109 readings)
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I am quite surprised that no one has yet wrote an opinion about the World Wildlife Fund. They do loads of great stuuf for all of the animals in the world like trying to set up schemes for edangered species like tigers to stop them from becoming extinct. The help every type of animal and have possibly stoped some animals from becoming totally extinct The WWF is one of the main charitys involved in stopping our world from destroying thousands of animals, if we carry on like we are now then there will be no more wildlife left and we will only be able to see edangered animals like tigers in pictures. The WWF is doing a lot for the enviroment and I think they deserve more ... Read the complete review

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