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DOLPHINS ARE AMONG THE MOST INTELLIGENT CREATURES ON EARTH.
Make this gift to help them survive!
Dolphins are often the first species to suffer declines when human activities are left unchecked. Destructive fishing practices, the growing web of global shipping routes, chemical and underwater noise pollution, the expansion of oceanic oil and gas exploration, and climate change are all taking their toll.

DO YOU THINK RHINOS HAVE THE RIGHT TO SURVIVE IN THE WILD?
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Within historical times, rhinos were still widespread across Africa's savannas and Asia's tropical forests. But today, very few rhinos survive outside national parks and reserves.

An expert at navigating the steep and rocky alpine regions of Central Asia, the snow leopard is recognisable by its long tail and its white coat spotted with large black rosettes.

Today there are fewer than 6,000 endangered snow leopards left in the wild and their numbers are declining because of hunting and habitat loss.



The North-Atlantic right whale is one of the most endangered of all large whales, with a long history of human exploitation and no signs of recovery despite protection from whaling since the 1930s.

Today, the species is at risk from ship collisions, entanglement in fishing nets, and separation from calving areas because of shipping traffic.

In helping to bring new life to our planet, you are supporting WWF in protecting and providing the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

In helping to bring new life to our planet, you are helping WWF to protect and provide the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

In helping to bring new life to our planet, you are helping WWF to protect and provide the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

In helping to bring new life to our planet, you are helping WWF to protect and provide the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

In helping two tigers to meet, you will help to bring new life to our planet! Your support for is vital for WWF's work in protecting and providing the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

In helping to bring new life to our planet, you are supporting WWF in protecting and providing the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

In helping two pandas to meet and patch things up, you will help to bring new life to our planet! Your support for is vital for WWF's work in protecting and providing the critical environments that many endangered animals need to meet and make out!

Amazon Alive!

One in ten known species on Earth lives in the Amazon. Its forests contain 90-140 billion metric tons of carbon, the release of even a portion of which would accelerate global warming significantly. 30 million people living in the Amazon depend on its resources and services – not to mention many millions more living as far away as North America and Europe, but still within the Amazon’s far-reaching climatic influence.

Help Prevent a Coral Catastrophe

Have you ever admired a beautiful piece of jewellery made with red or pink coral? Then you'll want to Help Prevent a Coral Catastrophe. Your personalized certificate explains how your gift will fight the destructive harvesting and unregulated trade of one of the most attractive inhabitants of our tropical oceans.

Gifts for a Living Planet – Make Them Smile!

* Give a gift that makes a real difference.
* Receive a personalized certificate that shows you care.
* Help protect precious red and pink coral from overharvesting and illegal trade.
* Make someone special smile with an original and interesting gift!

Give a Tiger a Fighting Chance

Know Someone Who Loves Tigers? They'll Love You for Protecting These Big Cats from Poachers. Give a Tiger a Fighting Chance. Your personalized certificate explains how your gift will fight the illegal trade in tiger parts and protect this glorious creature from extinction!

Gifts for a Living Planet – Make Them Smile!

* Give a gift that makes a real difference.
* Receive a personalized certificate that shows you care.
* Help protect tigers and other endangered species from illegal hunting.
* Make someone special smile with an original and interesting gift!

WWF will give this goat to a herder in Mongolia so that endangered snow leopards are protected.

Why?

Because of human encroachment, shrinking habitat, and a diminished food supply, the snow leopard is now considered endangered and its population numbers continue to shrink. As the remaining cats roam the mountainous terrain of Central Asia and the Himalayan region in search of food, they prey on goats, sheep and other livestock that are easy for the snow leopard to hunt.

This is a place where gorillas, hippos and elephants can be found walking, playing and resting along pristine sandy beaches... Situated on the coastal regions of Gabon, the Gamba Complex of protected areas is home to an astonishing array of wildlife in some of the most incredible settings that can still be seen on this planet. It's a gorilla's paradise!

Make someone special smile at such a unique and interesting gift! A simple rope or wire fence - smeared with chili grease, engine oil and dung - can help elephants live in harmony with local people.

When you Give a Panda Room To Grow for somebody, you are helping to link and grow isolated panda habitats with corridors of bamboo forest. Like a bridge connecting an island, this will allow the remaining pandas to extend their range, find more food, and increase the likelihood of interaction with other pandas, which will help them to increase their population.

When you Send a Turtle to Rehab, one of the thousands of sick or injured turtles that are regularly brought to the Bali turtle centre for recuperation will be nursed back to health.

The Polar Bear Tattoo is a painless process whereby a sedated bear has an ID number tattooed onto the inside of both lips. This will help scientist keep a track of critical information about each individual bear such as weight, size and location. The information will help us understand how bears move and survive in one of the harshest environments on our planet.