John, did you notice something different? We're excited to be rolling out a new design for our emails over the coming weeks! Now you can read about our latest news and ways that you're helping nature with even larger nature photos and text. Enjoy!
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WWF E-news
October 2022
Elephant survey launch
For the first time ever, a coordinated aerial survey of Africa's largest savanna elephant populations is underway in the countries that make up the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA). See how this survey, which is supported by WWF and other partners, is expected to help this endangered species.
How the survey works >
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Help protect wildlife
Ask your senators to support the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, which is the most significant investment in wildlife conservation in a generation.
Take action >
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High-tech solutions
Discover how this Indigenous community, with WWF support, uses high-tech tools to defend their land in Brazil.
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From sea to plate
Learn why tracing seafood from sea to plate is the next frontier in sustainability and why illegally caught fish is so concerning.
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Wildlife populations decline
Check out the latest findings in our Living Planet Report and what you can do to help reverse nature loss.
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TRAVEL
Just Released! 2023 WWF Travel Catalog
Dreaming of an adventure? Explore 90+ conservation-focused expeditions inside our new catalog of nature journeys for 2023 and 2024.
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Can you tell?
Do you know what this marine mollusk is?
Take a guess >
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Wildlife spotlight
Tarantula
Range: Warm areas around the world, on all continents except Antarctica
Diet: Insects such as grasshoppers, other spiders, and small vertebrates such as lizards
Interesting info: With a leg span of 11 inches, male goliath bird-eating spiders are the largest tarantulas.
Tarantulas are spiders with venomous fangs, eight hairy legs, and two appendages on either side of their mouth for touching, tasting, and handling prey. Tarantulas are sensitive to vibrations in the ground, which might signal the presence of prey or danger.
* Send a Halloween ecard
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* Symbolically adopt a tarantula and support WWF's global conservation efforts
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Pop quiz
Like national parks, OECMs are places that help conserve biodiversity. What does OECM stand for?
* other effective area-based conservation measures
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* ocean ecosystem conservation management
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* old-fashioned environmental conservation methods
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* orangutan ecosystem conservation maps
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* Camaras trampa captan a los animales silvestres en el Corredor Khata
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* Como ayuda el arte a promover el mensaje de la conservacion
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* Seis maneras en que la perdida del hielo del artico nos afecta a todos
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* Como el turismo de gorilas puede beneficiar a la vida silvestre y a las personas
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