WWF UK - for a living planet

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9/23/04: The UK site of the World Wildlife Federation. Site is full of useful information but looks a little funky in firefox. 1/10/05: "WWF mourns loss of life in Asian quake Tens of thousands of people have lost their lives due to the tsunami which struck 11 countries in Asia and... more

Reviewed by caligula04 Jan 10 2005, 02:43pm ( 6 reviews ) • wwf.org.uk

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Rated by Havvy on Apr 26 2009, 4:59am

1) Not in the UK. 2) Environmentalism is not a good policy.
Rated by definitiveturbo on Sep 27 2007, 10:44am

Support the WWF globally.
Rated by envirograffiti on Sep 26 2007, 4:22pm

Awesome organisation
Rated by RUMahale on Feb 27 2007, 8:11am

WWF conserves endangered species, protects threatened habitats and addresses global threats.The endangered species pose deep global concern; we have to appreciate the initiatives of WWF in this regard and think in terms of contributing whatever possible.
Rated by Dora on Dec 08 2005, 9:50pm

Don't you dare say this is not a mini-dinosaur with tail lights. Don't you dare.
Rated by caligula04 on Jan 10 2005, 2:43pm

9/23/04: The UK site of the World Wildlife Federation. Site is full of useful information but looks a little funky in firefox. 1/10/05: "WWF mourns loss of life in Asian quake Tens of thousands of people have lost their lives due to the tsunami which struck 11 countries in Asia and Africa on December 26, 2004. Like the whole of humanity, WWF would like to extend its sincere condolences to those affected by this catastrophic event. Through our local offices in the region, WWF will play what part it can in helping the region cope with the tragedy, and will aid in the rehabilitation and restoration as and when our expertise is called upon."

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