World Wildlife Fund
By Michelle L
What is it?
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Their global work:
They work to conserve critical areas and to preserve critical speices of animals that are particularly important for their habitat or for humans. By donating to them, you are putting money towards these projects and helping them to save the future of the Earth.
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How you can help:
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The history behind their logo
The WWF logo is the well known giant panda but why the giant panda when there is plenty more animals for them to chooses from?
The inspiration came from Chi-Chi the giant panda that came to London in 1916, the year WWF was founded. They wanted a strong, recognizable logo that would touch the hearts of people. When Chi-Chi came to London, they decided that the furry, appealing animal would be perfect for the logo.
The reason behind this decision was because giant pandas are much loved by people from all over the world and are also very well known. With this cute animal as its logo, it is sure to attract people's attention. It is also because it is black and white which would save printing costs.