Our work
Tremarctos ornatus, Peru.
How do we work?
Global effort
Today, we use 25 % more resources than what our planet provides. This endangers thousands of species, ecosystems and humanity itself.
To address this critical problem, WWF has defined three global goals: the conservation of priority areas and species and the reduction of the ecological footprint (our impact on nature), and organized its endeavors into global initiatives that strategically cover most of these priorities
In favour of nature
Peru’s privileged natural heritage poses a range of opportunities, as well as great challenges. To address them, WWF Peru works by turning the global strategy into national and local results through its Amazon, Marine and Climate Programs which articulate 6 of the 14 WWF Network Initiatives, along with other important complementary activities.
Today, we use 25 % more resources than what our planet provides. This endangers thousands of species, ecosystems and humanity itself.
To address this critical problem, WWF has defined three global goals: the conservation of priority areas and species and the reduction of the ecological footprint (our impact on nature), and organized its endeavors into global initiatives that strategically cover most of these priorities
In favour of nature
Peru’s privileged natural heritage poses a range of opportunities, as well as great challenges. To address them, WWF Peru works by turning the global strategy into national and local results through its Amazon, Marine and Climate Programs which articulate 6 of the 14 WWF Network Initiatives, along with other important complementary activities.
