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crown Princess Mary of denmark is appointed president of WWF. She will stand at the head of the fund's future work to preserve the animals ' habitats and the diversity of nature.
It joins the WWF in a press release.
the Organization is working to protect the endangered species and spread solutions that can ensure a better future for nature and the earth.
As the president follows the crown princess Mary of denmark after his father-in-law Prince Henrik, who had the position from 1972 until his death two years ago.
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the crown princess, which for several years has worked actively with the UN verdensmål, is looking forward to being a part of the WWF's important work to find solutions to the challenges of the world meetings.
-We only have one planet and we must take good care of the animals, if our children and the generations after them also should have a safe and naturrig the world to grow up in. The projects that WWF works with all over the world, are important in efforts to preserve our forests, coral reefs and diverse wildlife, and it is vital that we, together, find new solutions to how people can live in balance with nature, says the crown princess in the press release.
Secretary-general of the WWF, Bo Øksnebjerg, look forward to working with the crown princess as the new president, says.
-I am very proud that the crown princess has agreed to contribute to create awareness on the work to ensure a better future for nature and animals. With the crown princess as president, we can unabated continue the good work that Prince Henrik started 48 years ago, in Denmark, " says Bo Øksnebjerg in the press release.
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WWF has more than 1,000 active projects all over the world, and the crown princess comes among other things, to engage in projects that are related to iconic species, the rainforest, the plastic, the sea, and the Arctic.
It was prince Henrik who in his time founded the Danish division and the royal family has over the years played an important role in creating awareness about wwf's projects and fundraising activities for the benefit of nature and the world's wild animals.
