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About WWF Northern Ireland

A one planet future - Annual review 2008

WWF has been active in Northern Ireland since 1998 working with government, businesses, communities and individuals to encourage protection and management of our own precious natural environment and to reduce the demands which our lifestyles are making on the wider planet.

Our key priorities in Northern Ireland are:
Safeguarding our rivers and lakes
Safeguarding our marine environment
Tackling climate change
Promoting sustainable living

WWF Northern Ireland work with partners in the Republic of Ireland on all-island issues such as rivers, seas and energy matters.


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WWF Northern Ireland

WWF Northern Ireland
Second Floor
7 Exchange Place
Belfast
BT1 2NA

Tel: 028 9033 2869
Fax: 028 9033 3401
Email: northernireland@wwf.org.uk

WWF-UK:
A charity registered in England (number 1081247) and in Scotland (number SC039593); and a company limited by guarantee - registered in England (number 4016725).

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