World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
One of the world's most influential conservation organizations dedicated to protecting endangered species and their habitats.
World Wildlife Fund - AboutThe World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), known as the World Wildlife Fund in the United States, is a Swiss-based international non-governmental organization founded in 1961. Its mission is to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and build a future where humans live in harmony with nature by conserving biological diversity and promoting the sustainable use of natural resources.
With offices in nearly 100 countries across six continents and over 5 million supporters, WWF operates on a global scale. The organization focuses on key programmatic areas including wildlife conservation, climate change, and the health of forests, freshwater, and oceans. In 2022, the organization reported revenue of US$433 million.
Innovation in conservation is critical to WWF's goals, as evidenced by its Living Planet Report 2024, which found an average 73% decline in wildlife populations since 1970. The organization engages in high-impact projects, such as a $43 million partnership with USAID in Viet Nam, and advocates for bipartisan conservation policies.
Ideas that could help World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
- TAC-Filtering Urban Drainage Inserts
Specialized filtration inserts for storm drains designed to capture PPDs and PPD-Qs before they enter aquatic ecosystems.
Why it helps: Benefits from the reduction of aquatic toxicity caused by tire-derived endocrine disruptors.
- TAC-Resistant Urban Drainage Filter
A specialized filtration medium designed specifically to capture PPDs and PPD-Qs before they enter aquatic ecosystems.
Why it helps: Benefits from the reduction of aquatic toxicity caused by tire-additive runoff in urban river systems.