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In the year ended June 30, 2019, we raised $25.3 million and invested $18.0 million in our conservation work. View WWF's most recent Registered Charity Information filings (T3010) with the Canada Revenue Agency: World Wildlife Fund Canada (Conservation programs and operations)
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Australia's government is investing 500 million Australian dollars (more than $377 million U.S.) to protect the Great Barrier Reef, which has been struggling to cope with storm damage, coral-eating starfish and bleaching events triggered by warmer oceans. The government announced the new funding on Sunday.
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WWF works on both global and local levels to help people and nature adapt to a changing climate. We advance policies to fight climate change and combat deforestation. WWF engages with businesses to reduce carbon emissions.
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The WWF coin was also minted in 2011. The coin depicts 50 animals – with the familiar WWF panda logo at the centre. There were 3.4million of these coins minted, fairly low for a 50p.
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According to WWF, the tiger population in the wild has recovered and there are now 3890 tigers are left in the world in the wild.
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Every year, the federal government and some provinces pay billions in hand-outs to Canada's coal, oil and gas companies, undermining climate action in Canada. Fossil fuel subsidies to producers total $3.3 billion annually, which amounts to paying polluters $19/tonne to pollute.
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Around 30,000 species are driven to extinction every year. Illegal wildlife trafficking is a worldwide business worth between $7 billion and $23 billion annually. In Africa, poachers kill thousands of endangered animals every day.
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['Polar Bears. Polar Bears are listed as "vulnerable" by the WWF, but global warming is making it very likely that they could be wiped out completely over the next 100 years. ... ', 'Leatherback turtles. ... ', 'Tigers. ... ', 'Javan rhino. ... ', 'Sumatran orangutans. ... ', 'bluefin tuna. ... ', 'Bees. ... ', 'Mountain Gorilla.']
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The increases in 2017 and 2018 seem to suggest otherwise. The scientists project that fossil-fuel-related carbon dioxide emissions will hit a record high of 37.1 billion metric tons by the end of this year.
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Give Coins to Charity UNICEF accepts unused foreign currency as a donation, thanks to their Change For Good promotion. Currently, ten international airlines support the Change for Good program. This global program has generated more than $156 million to be used by the charity.
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Inside the #TeamTrees movement started by YouTuber MrBeast, which has raised over $8 million in less than a week to plant trees — including $1 million from Elon Musk. A lineup of more than 600 influencers joined with the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation to start a reforestation movement sparked by a Reddit meme.
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Globally, ecotourism generates $77 billion in revenue and makes up 5-7% of the overall travel and tourism market. It is one of the fastest growing sectors in the travel industry, with a growth rate of 10-30%.
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So in my little comparison of raising sheep for profit and raising cattle for profit, even with all the variabilities, sheep seem to be a bit more profitable. All things being equal 300 cows will bring in $150,000 a year. 1,800 sheep (same AUs) will bring in $300,000.
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In comparison, all federal program spending on all Canadians (including First Nations ) rose to $7,316 per person in 2012 from $1,504 per capita back in 1950—a 387 per cent increase in real terms.
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Every second, one hectare of the world's rainforest is destroyed. That's equivalent to two football fields. An area the size of New York City is lost every day. In a year, that adds up to 31 million hectares -- more than the land area of Poland.
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East Antarctica The world's largest potential source of sea level rise is the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, which holds enough ice to raise global sea levels by 53.3 m (175 ft).
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The WWF claims to do a great deal of good for endangered species and environmental protection efforts. ... Too often, the WWF does more harm than good to the animals and lands they profess to protect.