John, I know how important nature is to you, so I want you to be part of WWF's fall membership drive before it ends on World Animal Day—October 4—just a week from today!

We're trying to find 1,600 people who want to create a safer world for wildlife and become a WWF Hero, one of our amazing monthly members.

Don't miss this opportunity to help us reach our goal and build a future where people live in harmony with nature. With your gift of just 49 cents a day ($15 a month), or any amount you choose, you'll become a hero for nature and make a difference for conservation around the world. What a great feeling!

Will you make a difference for the future of nature and become a WWF Hero today?

Every day of the year, WWF Heroes save endangered species from extinction, stop deforestation and many other threats to nature and people, protect our natural resources, and solve the world's greatest environmental problems. WWF Heroes are the heart of WWF.

Become a monthly member today and make a lasting impact as you protect the wonderful diversity of life on Earth, the fragile ecosystems, and vulnerable communities around the world, from the Amazon rain forest to the majestic Himalayas.

For just 49 cents a day, you will:

✓ Protect endangered species from extinction

✓ Preserve critical habitat, from the rain forests to the Arctic

✓ Reduce carbon pollution and fight climate change

✓ Make a lasting difference for global conservation

✓ Enjoy special benefits, like a subscription to World Wildlife magazine, featuring unforgettable photographs and in-depth reports on conservation projects you support

Don’t wait: Nature needs a hero today—that's you!

Thanks for going above and beyond,

P.S. Don't forget, World Animal Day—the final day of our membership drive—is just 1 week from today! Now is the perfect time to show your love of nature, become a WWF Hero, and protect the planet we love 365 days a year.

If making a one-time donation is a better choice for you, we would be grateful! Every member makes a difference.

Photos: Giraffes © WWF-US/Abel Valdivia; Tiger in tree roots © Chris Brunskill