True or false
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is a very large charity in the world. They first
started in 1961 in Switzerland. They work in six areas: food, climate, freshwater, wildlife, forests
and oceans. The WWF has offices in more than 100 countries. To help the WWF, people can
‘adopt’ an animal. People can choose the animals they like, such as tigers, butterflies, bears,
birds, etc and make a donation. The WWF will send them photographs, information and an
adoption certificate. It’s a great way to learn more about animals. Or they can donate money by
buying toy animals. The WWF-Vietnam started in 1985. They help to save wild animals, such as
Saolas, rhinos, elephants, tortoises and turtles. They also make wildlife documentaries to teach
young children to love wild animals and live in peace with nature.
21. WWF only work to protect wild animals.
22. There are WWF offices in more than 100 countries.
23. To ‘adopt’ an animal in the WWF, you choose an animal and donate money.
24. The WWF-Vietnam is very famous.
25. The WWF-Vietnam teaches young children to make wildlife documentaries.
started in 1961 in Switzerland. They work in six areas: food, climate, freshwater, wildlife, forests
and oceans. The WWF has offices in more than 100 countries. To help the WWF, people can
‘adopt’ an animal. People can choose the animals they like, such as tigers, butterflies, bears,
birds, etc and make a donation. The WWF will send them photographs, information and an
adoption certificate. It’s a great way to learn more about animals. Or they can donate money by
buying toy animals. The WWF-Vietnam started in 1985. They help to save wild animals, such as
Saolas, rhinos, elephants, tortoises and turtles. They also make wildlife documentaries to teach
young children to love wild animals and live in peace with nature.
21. WWF only work to protect wild animals.
22. There are WWF offices in more than 100 countries.
23. To ‘adopt’ an animal in the WWF, you choose an animal and donate money.
24. The WWF-Vietnam is very famous.
25. The WWF-Vietnam teaches young children to make wildlife documentaries.