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Location

Headquarters: Washington, District of Columbia, United States, North America

Region: District of Columbia

Country: US

Continent: North America

About

World Wildlife Fund is a nonprofit organization focused on wildlife conservation and protecting biodiversity across the globe. WWF works on locally led conservation, climate action, habitat protection, and science-driven policy to safeguard endangered species and natural ecosystems. The organization operates from its headquarters in Washington, DC, and collaborates with partners, donors, and governments to drive conservation outcomes. Its mission is to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature and the natural world sustains human life.

The World Wildlife Fund is a nonprofit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and biodiversity protection. It operates globally to safeguard endangered species and natural ecosystems through science-driven policy, habitat restoration, and climate action. The organization collaborates with governments, businesses, and local communities to promote sustainable resource use and environmental

Legal Name:

World Wildlife Fund Inc.

Founded:

1961

Company Type:

non_profit

Operating Status:

active

Industries

Primary Industry: Organizations

OrganizationsMembership OrganizationsNon-Profit & Charitable OrganizationsReligious Organizations

Categories

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Funding & Financials

Funding Stage:

Grant

Revenue:

200m-1b

IPO Status:

nonprofit

Investors

Hilton Global FoundationInternational PaperInstitute of Food TechnologistsSeeding The Future Foundation

Founders

Jeanne Stampe

Prince Philip

Leadership

Bruce Sohn — Clean Energy Ambassador

Paul Dobbins — Senior Director

Thomas McInerney — National Council

Erin Simon — Head, Plastic Waste + Business

Jason Clay — Senior Vice President, Market Transformation

Loren Mayor — Chief Operating Officer

Jason Clay — Consultant

Jesse Lewis — Director of Infrastructure Technology Services

Michael Cline — board_member

Erik Blachford — board_member

Mzi Khumalo — board_member

Fabiola Arredondo — board_member

Elizabeth Littlefield — board_member

Natalie Gross — board_member

Thomas McInerney — board_member

Shelly Lazarus — board_member

Technology Stack

IPhone / Mobile CompatibleSSL by DefaultViewport MetaHSTSApple Mobile Web Clips IconDNSSECGoogle Tag ManagerGoogle Font APIContent Delivery NetworkLetsEncrypt

Products

Endangered Species Conservation: WWF works to protect and restore wildlife and their habitats, focusing on endangered species across the globe.

Climate Change and Sustainability: WWF addresses climate change by transforming markets and policies toward sustainability and reducing emissions.

Community-Based Conservation: WWF collaborates with local and Indigenous communities to conserve natural resources and promote sustainable development.

Marine and Freshwater Conservation: WWF focuses on protecting marine and freshwater ecosystems, ensuring sustainable use of these resources.

Forest Conservation: WWF works to conserve forests, promoting sustainable forestry practices and protecting biodiversity.

Wildlife Conservation: WWF engages in efforts to protect various wildlife species and their habitats from threats like poaching and habitat loss.

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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeGeorgetown, Demerara-Mahaica, Guyana
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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeGuatemala City, Guatemala Department, Guatemala
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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeTegucigalpa, Francisco Morazán Department, Honduras
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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeSantiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeAsunción, Asunción, Paraguay
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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeParamaribo, Paramaribo District, Suriname
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    Senior Cloud Engineer - R4318Full-timeWork from HomeQuito, Pichincha, Ecuador
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