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What's happening above the Amazon waterline – is causing devastation below it.

South American river dolphins are facing rapidly intensifying threats - including climate change, deforestation, pollution, habitat fragmentation and bycatch. For several years now, populations have been in steep decline and they are now at high risk of extinction.

We urgently need your support to expand and strengthen our conservation efforts. Will you come on board to help save South America's iconic river dolphins?

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Introducing Earthbrew

Great-tasting coffee that gives back to nature

Every cup of Earthbrew helps support WWF’s work to protect and restore nature around the world.

Supporting communities in Colombia to care for and restore rainforest habitats, creating safer homes for wildlife and allowing nature to recover for the future. So, you can enjoy every cup knowing that 100% of profits go towards our vital work, helping create a future where people and nature can thrive.

Tastes good. Does good.

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