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Garden wildlife: Look after the little ones

Roll out the green carpet in your outdoor spaces to make insects welcome. It’s a boost for biodiversity and a helping hand for gardeners too!

Panoramic view of the Mara River

You’re supporting wildlife and wetlands in Tanzania

Thanks to you, communities in Tanzania are taking the lead in conserving vital wetlands – and protecting livelihoods for tens of thousands of people

Wolverine (Gulo gulo).

Tales of the unexpected species

From scorpions in Kent to ‘living fossil’ fish in Romania’s rivers, the UK and Europe are home to some surprising animals. Find out more about these unusual species…

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Exclusive wallpaper for WWF members

Every month, we bring you an inspirational image of the natural world to brighten up your desktop, mobile or tablet

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“Let’s not be afraid to be optimistic”

Nature can boost our physical and mental wellbeing – including easing eco-anxiety. WWF-UK’s Will Baldwin-Cantello explains how the great outdoors is good for us

A parched landscape in Libya, with cracked earth and dried grass

Ask our leaders to bring our world back to life

The next government will need to take urgent action to stop the destruction of nature. Sign our petition to let the UK’s leaders know that more must be done

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A creative call for change

When craft and activism meet, the result is craftivism – using handicrafts to give everyone a voice. And it created an international success story for WWF-UK

Black rhinoceros mother and calf in Lewa Borana Conservancy in Kenya

You’ve helped Kenya’s rhinos survive devastating droughts

Thanks to you, endangered rhinos in Kenya received extra food and water to help them stay healthy in a prolonged dry spell

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Take a step to protect nature on a Great Wild Walk

Put your best foot forward and do your bit to support nature by joining one of our Great Wild Walks this year