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Trees save wildlife. Wildlife saves trees.

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WWF: We should never stop recycling.

We should never stop recycling.

Advertising Agency: 141 SohoSquare, a unit of Grey141, Brazil

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WWF: Stop criminals making a killing

Stop criminals making a killing
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WWF Be careful

WWF Be careful

Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Miami / Hamburg
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WWF: "Pride In Our Nature" by Possible

Our task was to tell the inhabitants of the Caucasian republics about the return of the Asiatic leopard to the histor

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WWF: Polar Bear Patrol

Arctic sea ice reached its minimum extent last autumn. Ice is the main habitat for polar bears.

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WWF: Extinction can't be fixed

Extinction can't be fixed

Advertising Agency: BBDO, Spain

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WWF: Stop one. Stop them all.

Stop one. Stop them all.

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Sydney, Australia

WWF: Tiger! Download "Tiger Alarm!"

Wake up to the roar of adorable baby Tiger! Download "Tiger Alarm!"

Advertising Agency: Y&R, Ukraine

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Advertising Agency: TBWA\Paris, Paris, France

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"2050 Poland for generations" is a WWF report on climate change. It is very big, very serious and very boring.

WWF Marine Protection Campaign

WWF Marine Protection Campaign: 70% of plastic ends up in the sea

70% of plastic ends up in the sea.
Help at wwf.org.ph/donate

WWF: Environmental Catastrophe in BC's Great Bear region

Client: WWF Canada

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WWF: If the ice melts away life melts away.

If the ice melts away life melts away.

If we waste energy the planet will foot the bill.

WWF - Polar Bears Hugging

Care for a big soft hug from these fuzzy fellows?

WWF "Let's stop the traffic"

WWF "Let's stop the traffic"

Around 100 raccoons, 20,000 bears, and more than 1,000 rhinos are killed each year to traffic in their bones, skin, t

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WWF: What on earth are we doing to our planet?

What on earth are we doing to our planet?

Advertising Agency: UncleGrey, Denmark

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WWF: Would you kill somebody for their hair?

Would you kill somebody for their hair?

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WWF: The more paper you waste, the less space they have.

The more paper you waste, the less space they have.