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In the face of an uncertain future and the climate crisis, join us to explore wins and progress for tigers, sea turtles, and freshwater sources. Thank you for being our hope and helping us protect wildlife and nature for future generations.
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August 2024
Thailand's tiger conservation story
After decades of poaching and forest loss, Thailand’s wild tiger populations are increasing! Explore how WWF has been helping the recovery by improving the forests and grasslands that are essential for tigers.
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Urge your leaders: Stop breaking climate records
The interwoven crises of nature loss and climate change threaten us all. The challenge is greater than it’s ever been before, yet we are still seeing too little global action. Urge world leaders to take action to save our planet now.
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From all walks of life, rangers are united in their mission to protect nature for future generations
What to know about the global Freshwater Challenge and how WWF is supporting it
Video series: Take an inside look at seaweed farming around the world
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Asian elephants need our help
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NEW TRIP! Discover Newfoundland & Labrador
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Can you guess what animal this purse is made of? Hint: It's from a reptile with lots of teeth.
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Find out how WWF is helping to end the trade in illegal wildlife products through e-commerce and social media platforms—and how you can help. Also available in Español.
Wildlife spotlight
Caracal
Diet
Caracals feed on small mammals, as well as birds, lizards, snakes, fish, and more. Agile hunters, they can also snatch flying birds out of the air with a single bound.
Habitat
They live in a wide variety of habitats, including savannas, woodlands, and desert-like regions across Africa and southwestern Asia
The caracal is probably best known for its remarkable ears. Each ear has more than 20 muscles that help them swivel around to detect sounds of prey. The tufts may amplify sound going into their ears or be used to communicate with others.
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Support WWF's global conservation efforts by symbolically adopting a caracal
Pop quiz
WWF created the world’s first global traceability toolkit and database of sea turtle DNA that aims to reverse the decline of sea turtles and recover populations. What is it called?
SwimSafe
ShellBank
TurtleBase
FinCensus
WWF en Español
En WWF ofrecemos una gran cantidad de contenido en español como parte de nuestros esfuerzos por llegar a la comunidad Latina e Hispana de Estados Unidos. Visita nuestro sitio web o síguenos en X, Instagram, y YouTube para más información.
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Photos: Tiger family © Archna Singh/Shutterstock/WWF; Radish harvesting © Joe Buglewicz/WWF-US; Namibian community member © WWF-US/Elisabeth Kruger; Rio Grande © Day's Edge/WWF-US; Seaweed farming on boat © Jeff Siebert; Nature Breaking podcast © Richard Edwards/WWF-UK; Humpback whale © Lianne Thompson; Purse © WWF-US/Keith Arnold; Caracal © Martin Harvey/WWF; Caracal ecard © Martin Harvey/WWF; Green sea turtle © WWF-Pacific/Tom Vierus; Oceanic whitetip shark © Elke Bojanowski/WWF-HK; Interoceanic highway in Cusco, Climbing trees © WWF-US/Yawar Motion Films; Flooding © 2021 Getty Images; Ribbons in greenhouse © WWF-US/Nicole Franco
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