World Nature Foundation

Wildlife and habitat conservation

World Nature Foundation (WN) is an independent nonprofit organization working to conserve nature and the environment. Its work focuses on protecting threatened species and preserving protected natural areas.

Areas of work

• Threatened species: Campaigns for tigers, elephants, gorillas, and other at-risk species facing poaching, habitat destruction, and pollution.
• Natural areas: Advocacy for national parks, reserves, and natural monuments, with the goal of connecting protected areas. The foundation publishes lists and guides to leading national parks across North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania.
• Global campaigns and education: WN Magazine features reporting and articles about nature, and the organization publishes a free newsletter.

Funding and membership

The organization is funded through donations and a membership program with a monthly fee of $10. It says it audits its accounts and publicly reports how funds are used.

Registration and leadership

World Nature Foundation has been registered with the Government of Catalonia's Department of Justice under number 2407 since April 16, 2007. Its leadership team includes Antoni Carulla, president and CEO; Judit Carulla, secretary general; and Jordi Sànchez, treasurer.

Contact

Email: info@wnature.org. Phone: +34 607 167 132. The foundation is on X, Facebook, and Instagram.