The wonders of the world suffer from globalwarming :

While continuing to make pressure on the governments to obtain the reduction of the gas emissions with greenhouse effect, we also have to work on strategies of adaptation to help to protect these jewels which belong to our planetary inheritance and to support the populations which live there.

The Large Barrier in Australia is threatened by the warming of water in the beginning of bleaching and of died of the coral. On its side, the Yangtze-Kiang river faces water shortages due to the cast iron of the glaciers. Vis-a-vis the threat, the WWF evaluates the situation. It sets up pilot projects intended to show with the government and the local communities how to better adapt to the effects of the climate change.

In parallel, the ceaseless multiplication of forest fires could announce the disappearance of one of the largest forests of the world. The forests valdiviennes in Chile and in Argentina are equipped with trees which reach up to 3.000 years. The WWF and its local partners fight to obtain a statute of protection for these exceptional old forests.

Tortoises with the tigers - desert of Chihuahua to the immense Amazon forests - all these natural treasures are threatened by the increase of the temperatures. Even if one can improve the adaptation of these ecosystems to the climate change not to see them disappearing completely, only of the drastic measures of gas reduction with greenhouse effect have an effectiveness on the long run to ensure to them sauvegarde.