Founded in 1961, the World Wildlife Fund is the world's largest conservation organization. Its work focuses on protecting endangered species and their habitats, conserving biological diversity, ensuring sustainable use of renewable natural resources, and reducing pollution and wasteful consumption.
The organization operates in more than 100 countries through a network of over 90 global offices. Its headquarters are located in Gland, Switzerland, and it is supported by over 5 million individuals worldwide.
Technology roles within WWF support its mission across a vast international infrastructure. The scale of its operations requires robust systems to manage data, coordinate field activities, and analyze conservation projects spanning multiple continents and ecosystems.
