Protecting Wild Nature
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25 questions
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What type of person would enjoy a visit to the Eden Project?
What type of person would enjoy a visit to the Eden Project?
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What is Kyle`s attitude towards the way the project is run?
What is Kyle`s attitude towards the way the project is run?
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What does Kyle say about the Eden Project?
What does Kyle say about the Eden Project?
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What did the boy feel about the workshop?
What did the boy feel about the workshop?
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What effect did the trip have on Kyle?
What effect did the trip have on Kyle?
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Why did Zoe get involved with “Help Our Planet”?
Why did Zoe get involved with “Help Our Planet”?
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How does the organization help the environment?
How does the organization help the environment?
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Why did Zoe and her team build a garden?
Why did Zoe and her team build a garden?
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Zoe advises teens
Zoe advises teens
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What is Zoe going to do next month?
What is Zoe going to do next month?
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
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The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes. The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.
The WWF, or the World Wide Fund for Nature, is an 11)______organisation for the protection of nature and animals all 12)______the world. Their famous logo 13)______a large picture of a panda bear. The WWF is a very important independent organisation and 14)______be found working 15)______ninety countries. They have over 5 16)_____supporters worldwide who work to 17)_____with over 15,000 conservation projects and ecological schemes.
The organisation tries to 18)_____with problems like the survival of animal species and habitats, and also climate 19)_____. Their main goal is to stop the destruction of our natural planet, help save animals and stop pollution. Their aim is also to 20)_____as many people as possible about how to protect and save our environment. They 21)_____to make a difference to the world because they work to try and influence governments, businesses and people everywhere. They work with local communities to improve their 22)____of life. They do this by giving people the skills they need to 23)____ their environment and creating opportunities for them to have their say about the way this is done. This can help improve livelihoods and 24)_____ poverty in the long-term. WWW wants 25)______to think, learn and connect to the world around them.