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Multi channel supporter engagement for one of the world’s leading conservation charities

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WWF is one of the world’s most widely recognised conservation organisations, working to protect nature in the UK and around the globe. It has a broad, diverse base of regular donors, and our communications expertise has helped encourage their continued and additional support.

Our portfolio of print products for WWF includes four-monthly updates for hundreds of thousands of animal adopters, with bespoke editions for adults and children. We also produce insightful magazines for WWF-UK’s members and supporters – adults and children – three times a year.

Online, we designed and developed the My Action content hub for members, which features exclusive articles. We also curate fortnightly emails that are sent direct to WWF-UK supporters.

As well as our regular work, we’ve collaborated on a number of special projects. Our Instagram campaign boosted WWF’s Eat4Change initiative, encouraging young people to eat more sustainably for the planet. And we devised an exclusive activity pack based on beloved children’s book The Tiger Who Came To Tea to drive fundraising for WWF’s TX2 wild tiger conservation project. 

Key facts

111k

WWF-UK members

36k +

Recipients of fortnightly emails

294k

Animal adopters

Ways we can work together 

Content marketing

Content marketing

From strategy to execution, campaigns to contract publishing – our full service content agency team has it covered

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Advertising

Creative, consultative and commercially driven – how we can help you reach the audience you need across multiple channels

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Insight & data

Pinpoint audience targeting for your campaigns, and a suite of qual and quant tools to help you refine your content marketing

Keel-billed Toucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus) rests on a mossy branch at rainforest in Costa Rica
Three wild Bengal tiger - one mother and her two sub adult cubs, in a dirt track in the dry forests of Ranthambhore. The mother is walking towards the camera and one of her cubs is jumping on her tenderly, while the other cub is running towards them in the background.