World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is one of the most important nature conservation organizations in the world, and it is famous for its unique symbol-the black and white giant panda. This symbol not only represents the mission of nature conservation, but also has profound symbolic significance.

The giant panda is the 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 it represents the core of many nature protection issues, including wildlife protection, habitat protection and climate change.

The great influence of WWF.

WWF is widely known for its black and white panda logo. It is an environmental protection organization whose goal is to solve problems. WWF achieves its environmental protection goals through science-based methods, dialogue and cooperation. WWF's global network has 3,000 experienced professionals who enable WWF to provide excellent technical support in designing, planning, managing and operating projects around the world.

As the main fundraiser, reliable fund manager and efficient operator of environmental protection projects, WWF has achieved its environmental protection goals through full cooperation with countries, governments at all levels, international institutions and other non-governmental organizations, as well as local people in the project implementation areas.