The giant panda is a symbol of the World Wide Fund for Nature, which is also one of the most famous environmental protection organizations in the world. As an environmental protection organization, WWF is committed to protecting the natural environment and wildlife of the earth. The giant panda is their symbol and one of their most important protected objects.

The giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) is a national treasure of China and one of the rarest mammals in the world. Because of its dangerous and endangered state, the giant panda has become a symbol of biodiversity protection. WWF chose the giant panda as its symbol, because this animal represents the core of many nature conservation issues, including wildlife protection, habitat protection and climate change.

The survival of giant pandas is threatened by many kinds, including habitat loss, wildlife trade and climate change. WWF strives to protect the survival of this rare species by taking various measures, including protecting habitats, banning illegal wildlife trade and conducting scientific research. At the same time, protecting giant pandas also helps to maintain the diversity of other ecosystems and wildlife.

WWF trademark abbreviation event:

World Wrestling Federation 1979, WWF and World Wrestling Federation all use the English abbreviation of "WWF", but 1994 has a problem because WWF has written the abbreviation "WWF" first.

In 2000, WWF accused the World Wrestling Federation of abusing the abbreviation "WWF". 2001August 10, a British court announced that WWF won the lawsuit.

On May 5th, 2002, the World Professional Wrestling Federation was forced to change its English name from "World Wrestling Federation" to "World Wrestling Entertainment" with the abbreviation of "WWE", and to change the name of its website, all contents and stock listing from "WWF" to "WWE", also known as "World Wrestling".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-World Wide Fund for Nature