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| In recent years, the talk has been of “floods of the century,” gale-force storms, months that were too hot or too cold, and insect migrations. These climactic developments and their consequences, which many of us have already experienced, won’t in most cases have any dramatic effect on our own lives. For many other creatures, however, climate change is already acutely threatening their habitats. Eight percent of the Arctic’s pack-ice surface, for instance, has already disappeared. So, it’s about time that we do something in the interest of climate protection. If we don’t, the Arctic Ocean will be entirely free of ice in the summertime by the end of the century.  |
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| This year, we at Zeitwerk decided to allocate a considerable portion of our usual Christmas charitable funds contribution to the WWF Polar Bear Project. By making this donation, we hope to play a part in climate protection and in drawing attention to this important cause! We would also like to wish all our clients, partners, friends and colleagues an delightful holiday season and a happy and successful new year! |
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| Actively protecting nature around the world Operating in more than 100 countries, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is one of the world’s largest and most experienced conservation organisations. It is financially supported by five million contributors from around the world. Within the WWF global network, there are 59 national sections along with a number of programme offices and partner organisations working together. In 2007, some 5,000 WWF employees conducted projects to conserve bio-diversity. |
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