Happy New Year! January 1, 2007 Exercise more. Eat right. Give up bad habits.
The New Year is a time to make resolutions that will not only improve your life but also the lives of others. This New Year, make a resolution to feel great about yourself and protect the future of nature. Become a member of World Wildlife Fund's Wildlife Rescue Team! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=u8s73VhfNKck8kCayexn-w.. - Go outside and enjoy nature. Take time for yourself and get outside. Plan a hike with friends and family. Instead of driving, try walking or biking. You'll get fit while appreciating the natural world. Make a resolution to enjoy the outdoors no matter what time of year it is, and we'll give you this WWF long-sleeved fleece jacket so that you can stay warm when it's cold outside. Yours free by joining the Wildlife Rescue Team. - Help save endangered species and spaces. Make a commitment to the wild animals about which you care so deeply; help protect them from wildlife emergencies and threatening situations. Join the Wildlife Rescue Team for as little as 17 cents per day and help safeguard endangered species like pandas, gorillas and tigers who face an uncertain future due to habitat loss, poaching and illegal wildlife trade. Your commitment will also help protect endangered spaces like the Galapagos Islands and address global threats like deforestation. - Learn about worldwide conservation efforts. The diversity of life isn't evenly distributed around the globe. It is concentrated in certain areas, making them a greater priority for conservation. Discover the world's most important natural places and find out what WWF is doing to preserve and protect them. When you join the Wildlife Rescue Team, we'll give you a free 2007 WWF Calendar, which highlights these priority places and illustrates the gorgeous diversity of our world. You'll keep current on conservation efforts throughout the entire year. The Wildlife Rescue Team is one of the most active membership groups within WWF. Members care deeply about wildlife and protecting their habitats. Thanks to the monthly contributions of Wildlife Rescue Team members, we can protect these creatures from the grave threats they face every day. By joining this team, you are making a special commitment to safeguard endangered animals and places. Make your New Year's resolution today to protect the future of nature by joining WWF's Wildlife Rescue Team! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=iIln0JO0N_Ub0mXgeWw3eg.. ********************* Share your resolution with friends and family! Send a free WWF e-card now and let them know about your commitment to conservation in 2007. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=fS2TjyRd7Klt5INwXE6zNw.. ********************* Join the Wildlife Rescue Team for only $5 per month and we'll send you a stunning 2007 WWF Calendar for FREE! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=cZK5Fnmfmo7pkqEM_-24Lw.. A FREE WWF fleece jacket is yours with a $10 or more per month pledge! Proudly show your support of conservation in 2007 with this stylish, practical gift. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=QwpcVpYbtJ77ax0FFqsSUQ.. Give $15 or more per month and you'll receive both the 2007 WWF Calendar and the WWF Fleece Jacket as a thank you gift! ********************* Your Wildlife Rescue Team Membership is Vital! Here are some examples of what your support could help provide for WWF's conservation efforts: One person giving only $5/month for a year: One week's worth of fuel for tracking animals and other patrolling within a wildlife protected area. Two people giving only $11/month for a year: Equipment for a "camera trap" to help study and count tigers within new parks. Ten people giving only $20/month for a year: Twelve hours of aerial support to preserve marine protected areas within the Galápagos Marine Reserve. Five people giving only $35/month for a year: The translocation of a greater one-horned rhino from Chitwan National Park to Sukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=1F2rCo3qD_G1PvdvPlHrvg.. ********************* Urge your friends to join the Wildlife Rescue Team with you! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=DgJMvbcV02vZszaX1ofgfQ.. Multiplied together, these efforts will have a huge positive impact for the natural world. ********************* Thank you for being a part of the WWF online community. The email address we have in our records for you is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to other free WWF E-newsletters or change your email address or contact information, please log in http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=VdGhdBFsFI6q8rTqcW049A.. to the member center. You can also unsubscribe from WWF E-newsletters as well. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/CO?i=GQAoIqMp4NcONMBQvQSdTZ1GGH-IZJ4e&cid=1261 World Wildlife Fund 1250 24th St. NW Washington, DC 20037-1193
