Action alerts and updates from WWF - the global conservation organization WWF International http://passport.panda.org http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/campaign.cfm?uCampaignId=1981&uCampaignLang=1 2009-10-20 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/campaign.cfm?uCampaignId=1961&uCampaignLang=1 Sign WWF's petition to the Portuguese parliament and call for the creation of the Imperial Eagle day. 2009-10-05 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/campaign.cfm?uCampaignId=1861&uCampaignLang=1 Around the world we use around 1 million tonnes of paper every day, with half of the trees cut down commercially ending up in paper products. 2008-12-12 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1741&uCampaignLang=1#1741 WWF has welcomed the decision to ban commercial fishing in all marine parks in Hong Kong. Back in May this year more than 13,000 Passport holders signed a petition to the Hong Kong Chief Executive, Mr. Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, urging him to save Hong Kong's marine ecosystem from collapse. 2008-11-13 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1701&uCampaignLang=1#1701 After several years of work and an incredible response from Passport holders, a significant step forward has been made on a strong Climate Change Bill for Scotland. 2008-04-25 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1621&uCampaignLang=1#1621 In the summer of 2007, WWF and partner organizations around the Baltic Sea embarked on a campaign to stop eutrophication of the Baltic and to challenge the accountability of the political leadership in the Baltic Sea states. 2007-12-11 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1561&uCampaignLang=1#1561 In late 2007, thousands of Passport holders signed our petition asking the New Zealand government to save Hector's and Maui's dolphins from extinction. 2007-11-20 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1541&uCampaignLang=1#1541 In February 2007 we asked you to write to the Bulgarian authorities calling on them to protect the country’s natural treasures, which are being lost due to illegal construction of holiday homes, hotels, villas and ski resorts. 2007-11-19 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1521&uCampaignLang=1#1521 In February 2007 more than 12,000 Passport activists sent emails urging the Peruvian government to take immediate measures to conserve and sustainably manage big-leaf mahogany. 2007-07-30 http://passport.panda.org/campaigns/success.cfm?uCampaignId=1581&uCampaignLang=1#1581 In a major victory for conservation, raising captive tigers for trade in their parts was rejected by members of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting in The Hague in June 2007. 2007-07-09