Leopards are known for being elusive, but this one didn’t get the memo. Did you know that leopards can be found across Africa and Asia? They're incredibly adaptable and are able to live in mountains, grasslands, forests, deserts, and beyond.

Time’s running out to help save endangered species and stop the destruction of nature with your Giving Tuesday gift. For the love of wildlife, will you make a special donation and protect nature for future generations? Make your gift now: https://wwf.to/482iNEh.

Did you know gorillas are mainly vegetarians? They thrive on a plant-powered diet, snacking on fruit, stems, and bamboo shoots, with the occasional bark and invertebrates for extra nutrients.

At WWF, we are inspired by you—and your beautiful words for how nature makes you feel. Thank you for sharing the love and passion you have for this incredible planet we call home. We are so grateful.

Get a wild surprise this holiday season! Symbolically adopt an animal with our brand-new mystery kit and we’ll choose one a plush for you from our most popular animal adoptions.

A few weeks ago the University of Chicago’s podcast, Shocked, asked: why don’t vultures get as much love as pandas from WWF? Well, challenge accepted. Today we’ve got a full episode of our podcast, Nature Breaking, devoted to vultures. Tune in to today’s episode: wwf.to/4i6ybTa.

Nature is the foundation of everything we value, but the natural systems that support all life on Earth are under threat. This is our moment to give back to the resource that gives us everything. Nature Needs us Now. Learn more: https://wwf.to/3K2EpXK.

Did you know your pets can help curb invasive species? That’s where your pets come in. Pet food companies found that invasive carp, which are dominating river ecosystems in the US, a great source of locally available protein and nutrients in pet food.