World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Polar Bears' Featuring Lang Lang
World Wildlife Fund
In this commercial, international pianist Lang Lang plays as we witness water melting and destroying the habitats of polar bears. Be the voice for creatures who have no voice, and stop their habitats from disappearing.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Polar Bears: Look Closely'
World Wildlife Fund
If you look closely, you'll notice the polar bears' world is melting. Nature can't speak up when it needs help, but you can speak up for it. Use your voice to help save animals including polar bears that face melting snow. Go online or call now to help save them.
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World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'They Can???t Go On Without You' Song by Kaleo
World Wildlife Fund
These endangered animals that run freely are dwindling in numbers and won't last without the support of people. The World Wildlife Fund is seeking viewers who are interested in joining the WWF to help animals at risk.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'WWF and Rio 2 Helping to Protect the Amazon'
World Wildlife Fund
The unique and vibrant macaws are in danger, due to shrinking habitats and illegal pet trade. That is why World Wildlife Fund is working to protect the Amazon Rainforest. Visit worldwildlife.org/RIO2 today to learn more about what you can do to help.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Earth Hour: Climate Change'
World Wildlife Fund
To "Shine a Light on Climate Action," World Wildlife Fund invites viewers to make a difference and celebrate a global movement to on March 19, 2016 at 8:30 p.m.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Til It's Gone'
World Wildlife Fund
This PSA features the beauty of wildlife on our planet. Enjoy it now and help preserve it. Act now. Don't wait 'til it's gone.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Sea Turtles'
World Wildlife Fund
Sea Turtles have been roaming the earth for millions of years but now they are dying and being sold. Their habitats are being littered with garbage. The World Wildlife Fund says the turtle's futures depend on your support so it can help stop wildlife trade, preserve the environment and promote better fishing practice. You can call or go online to donate $8 a month to receive a wildlife adoption kit.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Wild Tigers'
World Wildlife Fund
Poachers have wild tigers in their cross hairs, threatening the striped cats with extinction. World Wildlife Fund is working hard to protect tigers and their habitat with the help of viewer donations.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial 'Poachers'
World Wildlife Fund
Tigers often run into poachers who kill them for their skin and bones. There may be as few as 3200 tigers left in the world, but your donations can help WWF stop poachers and save tigers. Symbolically adopt a tiger online now.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Baim'
World Wildlife Fund
The Orangutan population is in danger, so please support the WWF and help them bring these creatures back from extinction for just 8 dollars a month.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Save Our Water'
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World Wildlife Fund showcases an epic, flowing river, that over time turns into a desert wasteland. The organization calls this disappearance an epic fail and urges us to save our water.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Saving Wildlife' Song by alt-J
World Wildlife Fund
The World Wildlife Fund shows us the names for animals when they come together in a group: colony of penguins, bale of turtles, swarm of bees, skein of geese, crash of rhinos and possible of people. When people come together, we can save animals, restore forests, cultivate sustainable practices and enact positive changes in the world.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Saving Rhinos in the Wild'
World Wildlife Fund
Rhino poaching has increased 9000% in South Africa in less than 10 years. World Wildlife Fund works to address threats facing wildlife across the globe. For eight dollars a month, you can symbolically adopt a rhino and help to save endangered species and their habitats.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Tigers'
World Wildlife Fund
We have lost over 97% of the world's tiger population in the last 100 years. Poachers have been illegally shooting tigers to harvest their hides and bones, you can help stop this with a donation to the World Wildlife Fund.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'I Am Not'
World Wildlife Fund
Painter Christine Grenard of Splash! Animals creates a tiger on a black canvas with a unique technique of abstract painting to spread awareness on the dwindling numbers of the animals in the world. The painting is associated with World Wildlife Fund's "I Am Not" campaign.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Protecting the Elephants' Song by Passenger
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World Wildlife Fund announces that as many as 20,000 African elephants are killed each year for their ivory. The organization asks you to make a monthly donation that will go towards saving them and other vulnerable species.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Elephants'
World Wildlife Fund
The World Wildlife Fund informs viewers of the unfortunate statistic that as many as 20,000 elephants are killed each year due to illegal ivory poachers. World Wildlife Fund asks you for a donation of eight dollars per month to symbolically adopt an elephant and combat the illegal ivory trade.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Baby Elephants'
World Wildlife Fund
The World Wildlife Fund says the bond between a mother elephant and her calf is one of the strongest on Earth. But threats like the ivory trade take mothers away from their babies. The World Wildlife Fund works with organizations to help protect elephants and encourage you to symbolically adopt an elephant by donating to its cause.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Snow Leopards Are Being Killed'
World Wildlife Fund
The World Wildlife Foundation needs help reversing the trend of snow leopard decline in the wild.
World Wildlife Fund TV Commercial, 'Polar Bears' Song by A Great Big World
World Wildlife Fund
The World Wildlife Fund says that polar bears depend on sea ice to survive and each year there is less and less sea ice for them to use. As A Great Big World's "Say Something" plays, WWF implores viewers not to give up on polar bears and symbolically adopt one this year with a donation to its cause.