Established in 1969 as a Charitable Trust, WWF India has been dedicated to the mission of preserving Earth's natural environment and fostering a future where humans coexist harmoniously with nature. Originally known as the World Wildlife Fund, the organisation underwent a name change in 1987 to become the World Wide Fund for Nature India. With over five decades of committed work in the field, WWF India has emerged as a prominent conservation organisation in the country. It operates on a foundation of scientific research, addressing critical issues such as species conservation, habitat protection, climate change, water conservation, and environmental education.