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Our food and finance systems should help restore nature, not destroy it.Food production is the biggest driver of nature loss and a major source of global greenhouse gas emissions. We’re working to reduce deforestation, transform supply chains, and show how farming can benefit nature, people and climate.We’re also pushing for global finance systems to make sustainable choices the norm.### Bringing nature back from the brinkWorking with Indigenous people and local communities, we’re protecting and restoring threatened species and wild places.From forests and rivers to oceans and polar regions, we’re restoring habitats, reconnecting landscapes, and tackling the pressures driving their decline. We’re also urgently addressing the threats to our precious wildlife, helping protect endangered species – from tigers and elephants to gorillas, penguins and polar bears.### Growing love and support for natureChange is powered by people like you.Through schools, partners and campaigns, we're reaching new audiences and inspiring action. We’re helping people reconnect with nature, building a growing community of engaged supporters. Because when more people speak-up for nature and climate, decision-makers listen.Together, we can bring our world back to life.## Our latest podcast episodeJoin actor, presenter, and WWF ambassador, Cel Spellman as he discovers how every one of us can make a difference in the fight to save our planet.In each episode, Cel meets a familiar face from the worlds of sport or entertainment, and teams up with a top wildlife expert to dig deeper into the threats we’re facing. What’s the real impact of climate change, single use plastic, food choice or fast fashion on our planet? And most importantly of all: what can we do to help?## We recommend## WWF's club for kids## Shop For Your WorldWhat a Wonderful World Collection Shop nowJungle Roar Collection Shop now## Latest from WWF