John, as we welcome a new year, we are continuing to share stories from 2022 that give us hope for the future of our planet. Thank you for being an important part of our work to help wildlife, people, and nature thrive.

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WWF E-NEWS
January 2023


Abandoning the carton

Paper milk cartons are a staple in school cafeterias, but did you know that they lead to 45 million gallons of wasted milk each year? See how a shift to reusable milk dispensers is pleasing students and reducing food waste.

See the results >
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Celebrating 2022 activism achievements

A treaty to end plastic pollution, protections for Bristol Bay, and progress for passing the Recovering America's Wildlife Act--these are just some of the amazing things our activism community helped accomplish this year. Thank you!

Wins from 2022 >
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Artificial beaver dams to the rescue
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5 ways we helped fight the climate crisis in 2022
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New podcast episode
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TRAVEL
Video: Progress in Zimbabwe
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Can you tell?

Do you know how this structure may help desert-dwelling birds survive rising temperatures?

Take a guess >
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Wildlife spotlight
Beluga
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Range: Beluga whales are found in Arctic waters around northern Russia, North America, Greenland, and the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard

Interesting info: Known as the canaries of the sea, belugas make a variety of sounds--chirps, clicks, screeches, grunts, whistles, and squeals--for communication and echolocation.

Beluga whales are highly social animals. They live, hunt, and migrate in pods of a few to hundreds of individuals. Adults are snow-white and lack a dorsal fin, their necks are unusually flexible (enabling them to turn their heads almost 90 degrees to the side), and they can make a variety of facial expressions.

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* Support WWF's global conservation efforts by symbolically adopting a beluga
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Pop quiz

Five species of Pacific salmon thrive in the North Pacific waters of the US and Canada. Which of these is not one of those species?

Coho
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Sockeye
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Pink
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Masu
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WWF en Español

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*  5 formas en las que WWF ayudó a combatir la crisis climática en 2022
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*  Los logros más destacados de la conservación durante 2022
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*  3 formas en las que Estados Unidos está adoptando medidas para proteger la biodiversidad
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