Climate change... habitat loss... flooding... wildfires... Nature's in serious trouble.
But with caring people like you, John, we see hope for the future.
WWF's fall membership drive starts today! We're looking for 2,500 people to come together for the planet and join the community of WWF members who power our conservation solutions.
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![[group of African elephants, walking] text: Join WWF today >](https://support.worldwildlife.org/images/content/pagebuilder/2209joinWWFelephantheader.jpg)
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Dear John,
As a WWF supporter, you've shown that you care about threatened wildlife and fragile ecosystems. Thanks for being by our side.
Now, I know it can be tempting to throw your hands up in despair with so many threats to life on our planet. But we are so strong when we unite. Together, we can save species from extinction, stop deforestation, tackle the climate crisis, preserve critical habitat, and protect the planet for future generations.
Want to know how you can help, John?
Our fall membership drive kicks off today, and I want you to be part of it. We've set a goal of finding 2,500 people to make a commitment to our planet and help change the world for the better—2,500 people who are deeply concerned about threats to nature and want to join our amazing community of members. Can I count you in?
Your Special Thank-you Gift
John, when you become a WWF member, we'll thank you with a limited-edition 2023 calendar or a stainless steel straw, cleaning brush, and canvas pouch—a great way to show you're doing your part.
Join WWF today ►
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WWF members help create a safer world for wildlife and build a future where people live in harmony with nature. And they power our conservation solutions for the climate crisis, for plastic pollution in our oceans, for the loss of biodiversity and habitats, and so much more.
It just takes two minutes to join WWF and make a difference for our beautiful planet.
With gratitude,
Jessica
Senior Director, Membership
World Wildlife Fund
P.S. I really hope you'll become the newest member of WWF, John! Please join our amazing community of WWF members.
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African elephant photo © Richard Barrett/WWF-UK
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