WWF-UK not only directs some 70 per cent of its conservation expenditure towards its global programmes but also seeks to influence global environmental issues through responsible actions in the UK.
Government and policy WWF raises crucial environmental issues with decision-makers of all political persuasions. We seek to influence them so that our key messages for the environment are incorporated into policy initiatives. Visit www.wwf.org.uk/localmatters to find out more.
Business and industry WWF's philosophy is to engage positively and constructively with business, so that we can develop partnerships, raise funds for the environment, stimulate green innovation in business, and challenge bad business practices. Find out more at www.wwf.org.uk/business
Education WWF-UK plays a vital role in influencing the education syllabus and ensuring that the environment and sustainable development are represented, as well as providing resources and materials for teachers. Find out more at www.wwflearning.co.uk
UK action WWF is active in Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales. We are focusing on how to reduce the UK's 'ecological footprint' - the environmental impact we make on the wider world - because the need to take action at home is as important as it is elsewhere in the world. To find out how you can reduce your footprint visit www.wwf.org.uk/rethink
Campaigning Currently WWF-UK is focusing its efforts on four major campaigns - Chemicals and Health, Climate Change Campaign, Marine Act and One Million Sustainable Homes. You can help - visit www.wwf.org.uk/campaigns to find out more.
