The emblem of the International Wildlife Fund is a giant panda.

The theme of the WWF logo is a giant panda. In fact, this cute giant panda has a real prototype named "Ji Ji". This is a female giant panda. It was acquired by Austrian animal dealer Heini Demer in 1958. It was exchanged with three giraffes, two rhinos, hippos and zebras from the Beijing Zoo for a female giant panda, and later lived in London. zoo.

When the World Wildlife Fund was established, the giant panda "Xi Xi" came to visit the London Zoo in the UK. WWF recognizes that a powerful organizational logo can overcome all language barriers. So we agreed to use the panda image as the symbol of the organization. Since then, the giant panda has become an icon of the global conservation movement.

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The development history of the International Wildlife Fund:

The work of the International Wildlife Fund (IWF) in China began in 1980. Protect giant pandas and their habitat. This is the first international NGO invited by the Chinese government to carry out conservation work in China.

In 1996, WWF officially established its Beijing office, and has since established offices in 8 cities across the country.

As of 2018, it has more than 80 employees. The project area has expanded from giant panda protection to species protection, freshwater and marine ecosystem protection and sustainable use, forest protection and sustainable management, sustainable development education, climate change and energy, wildlife trade, scientific development and international policy.

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