"It will hopefully become the premier conservation site on the Web, with great potential to prompt public action on key conservation issues," says Robert SanGeorge, WWF's Director of Communications. It offers researchers, teachers and students quick and easy access to conservation information.
Other exciting features include a Photo Gallery that highlights the world's threatened treasures; In the Field, a country-by-country breakdown of WWF projects from Albania to Zambia, as well as exclusive commentaries from WWF field project leaders; an All About WWF section that links you to other WWF Web sites and provides information on WWF's history, its priorities, and key players; a Sights and Sounds area that presents videos of WWF conservation activities in action; and Global Action Alerts that tell you how you can get involved.
Visit the WWF Global Network for yourself at URL: http://www.panda.org/.
"This program will help raise public awareness of the issues and the remedies associated with environmental problems in the Black Triangle; hopefully, this will encourage the public to address these problems," says Robert Atkinson from the REC's Local Office and Outreach Team.
A limited number of English language copies are available for CEE NGOs. Please contact Robert Atkinson at the REC Head Office or via e-mail: robert@rec.org.