Sunset at Crater Lake
Angels Landing Zion
El Nido, Philippines
Grand Teton National Park
Cummins Falls
Deep Blue Sea
Coron, Philippines
Oahu, Hawaii Tantalus Lookout
Coron, Philippines
Moab, Utah Wallstreet
Crater Lake National Park
Rainbow Bridge National Monument
El Nido, Philippines
British Columbia
Toketee Falls
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Pacific Northwest
Chinaman's Hat Oahu, Hawaii
Havana, Cuba
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Sunset at Crater Lake
Angels Landing Zion
El Nido, Philippines
Grand Teton National Park
Cummins Falls
Deep Blue Sea
Coron, Philippines
Oahu, Hawaii Tantalus Lookout
Coron, Philippines
Moab, Utah Wallstreet
Crater Lake National ParkNo place on earth combines a deep, pure lake, so blue in color; sheer surrounding cliffs, almost two thousand feet high; two picturesque islands; and a violent volcanic past. It is a place of immeasurable beauty, and an outstanding outdoor laboratory and classroom.
Rainbow Bridge National Monument
El Nido, Philippines
British Columbia
Toketee Falls
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Pacific Northwest
Chinaman's Hat Oahu, Hawaii
Havana, Cuba
Chiang Mai, Thailand
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WWF (WORLD WILDLIFE FUND)World Wildlife Fund has a wide range of interests from working on climate change issues to the conservation of wildlife. It is proud to announce that 85 percent of its spending is oriented on worldwide conservation activities. Area of work – Anti-poaching Achievements and Aspirations – To counter the problem of pouching the charity invests in community-based operations in training and equipping local communities to patrol protected areas. One of the most notorious successes of WWF was its role in establishing Quirimbas National Park conserving more than 2,300 square miles of miombo woodland and its resident elephants. The charity also developed a national elephant action plan in the co-operation with Fauna and Flora International In Vietnam, which was adopted by the government in 1996. WWF is active in working to reduce the conflict between elephants and humans and conserving landscapes aiming to ensure healthy natural habitat for those lucky elephants who have managed to remain alive. How to get involved – On WWF website you can donate specifically to supporting the rangers who are safeguarding protected areas from poachers or, alternatively, you can symbolically adopt an elephant. Take a look at WWF careers and internships. Website - Contact OptionsPhone Number - Washington (202) 293-4800Switzerland - +41 22 364 91 11
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