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The WWF is not just a wildlife charity - they also work hard to to ensure a healthy future for people, species and their habitats by addressing and campaigning on issues such as global threats like climate change and environmental degradation. You can help support the great work they carry out by becoming a member. You will receive :

• a great membership pack which features :
  • A Member's handbook
  • WWF's guide to green living
  • A pair of wildlife fridge magnets
• three issues of WWF Action magazine (by paper or online) every year to read how your support is helping.
• reen solutions and exclusive money-saving offers from eco-friendly companies.

>> Become a WWF Member for just £3.00 a month

The WWF are a great charity to help and with 70p of each pound going directly to support the causes you can be sure that your donations will be used wisely and effectively to help save threatened species and preserve the biodiversity of life on Earth.

Becoming a member of WWF is easy and should take just two to three minutes. Please give whatever you can by Direct Debit.

>> Become a WWF Member today from just £3.00 a month and make a difference.

How your money could be used by the WWF :

• £10 could pay for an oil spill clean-up kit for an Arctic volunteer in the Barents Sea.
• £40 could provide environmental education to children in the Colombian rainforest, paying for two school visits by WWF-trained educational assistants.
• £20 could buy a bicycle for a community-based environment officer in Ruaha, Tanzania, enabling them to travel locally through areas affected by water shortages and respond quickly to water conflicts.

>> Join today and make a difference.