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PROTECTING TROPICAL FOREST

Find out more about how WWF-Singapore plays a critical role in driving systemic change to ensure that forest protection comes in tandem with economic growth and human development

PROTECTING MARINE HABITATS

Find out about WWF-Singapore’s commitment to protecting our marine-based wildlife so that future generations can continue to observe and learn about these magnificent creatures

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PROTECTING THREATENED WILDLIFE

Find out how WWF-Singapore works closely with the local communities, businesses and authorities to stop wildlife crime along the supply chain, from source to trade to point of sale

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PROTECTING FRESHWATER HABITATS

Find out how WWF-Singapore works with governments and local communities to encourage sustainable use of freshwater resources and to conserve freshwater ecosystems

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A CLIMATE OF CHANGE

Find out about WWF-Singapore's commitment to fighting and adapting to the climate crisis, for our own survival and the survival of future generations

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TOGETHER
POSSIBLE
IN SINGAPORE

World Wide Fund for Nature Singapore is the country’s best known international conservation organization. Guided by the scientific analysis and knowledge, we work to conserve species at risk, protect threatened habitats, and address climate change in Singapore and beyond.

Our long-term vision is simple: to create a world where nature and people thrive.

WHAT WE'VE
ACHIEVED IN 2021

WWF works internationally on no fewer than 3000 projects simultaneously. These are some of the results of those projects. If you want to know more, check out our other projects.

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We work hard to protect our natural world for future generations. Here are some of the ways we’ve helped develop a world where people and nature thrive.

FIGHTING TO END THE ELEPHANT IVORY TRADE

SeaGrass restoration Project

PROTECTING VITAL WILDLIFE HABITATS IN THE ANTARCTIC

CONSERVATION
AREAS

WWF works internationally on no fewer than 3000 projects simultaneously. These are some of the results of those projects. If you want to know more, check out our projects.

CLIMATE CHANGE

We engage with local communities, leading businesses, and government leaders to prepare for inevitable change and to reduce the emissions that drive climate change.

FOREST

We work to protect vital forest landscapes by halting deforestation, preventing fires and promoting sustainable production in forests across the Southeast Asian region.

FRESHWATER

We promote the conservation, integrated management and sustainable use of freshwater ecosystems.

OCEANS

With global expertise, strong partnerships and a robust conservation strategy, we aim to ensure productive and resilient ocean ecosystems that sustain human well-being and conserve biodiversity.

WILDLIFE

We work closely with local communities, businesses and authorities to stop wildlife crime along the supply chain, from source to trade to point of sale.

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FROM 100,000 TO LESS THAN 4,000 IN ONLY A HUNDRED YEARS

Tigers have gone extinct in Singapore, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia.

From 2000 to 2018, about two tigers were taken from the forests every week to feed the illegal wildlife trade. These include baby cubs, who were stripped of their homes and family.

Will the last tiger disappear from Southeast Asia within our lifetime?

What’s next for this endangered species is now in our hands.

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Environmental Issues Are Closer To Home Than We Think

In Singapore, we are blessed with flourishing flora and fauna, food security, and the comforts of a home. Yet, we sometimes take these blessings for granted.

Environmental issues can often seem like a distant topic to some of us. Do our actions truly make any impact on the planet?

These issues are Closer To Home than we think. Just because you can't see them doesn’t mean they don't exist.

Let’s bring humanity CLOSER TO HOME, starting right here in Singapore. Protecting our home starts with us!

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PAPERLESS GREETING CARDS

Send paperless greeting cards to celebrate milestones and festive occasions!

By sending an e-greeting card, you are reducing your carbon footprint as compared to mailing out a physical card. On top of being kinder to the environment, you are also helping to bring awareness to protect some of the most iconic wildlife species on earth.

What better way to express gratitude to your loved ones while sharing the love for nature?

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Save Asia's Last Tigers

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April 12, 2022

WWF-Singapore and Temasek Foundation open admissions to youths to join Class of 2022 for Youth Sustainability Incubator Programme – We Got This

April 5, 2022

WWF-Singapore launches pilot aimed at reducing e-commerce packaging waste

March 30, 2022

Earth Hour 2022 sees record-breaking 1,000 establishments uniting for nature and showing support for climate action

March 25, 2022

Epson partners with WWF to scale up marine restoration impact and achieve a low carbon future

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Help us by protecting nature with us for a fixed amount per month or one time pledge- it’s your choice! You can also choose to have your name featured in our community wall.

Building a future in which people live in harmony with nature

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IN SINGAPORE

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ACHIEVED IN 2021