February 5, 2025, Central Embassy held an official donation ceremony for funds raised through the ‘Snow Troop Adoption’ event at Central Embassy. It was attended by Boonjira Thiramano, General Manager of Central Embassy, who presented a total donation of 300,000 baht to Oranit Bunyaprasit, Board of Directors and Treasurer of WWF Foundation. The ‘SNOW TROOP ADOPTION’ event featured an interactive art installation featured life-sized, wobbling snowmen creatively crafted by the renowned Italian artist, designer, and animator Lucas Zanotto as part of the “Central Embassy Let’s Celebrate 2025: Very Warm Wishes” celebration, which officially kicked off on November 13, 2024. The grand opening event was honored by Metawin Opas-iamkajorn as the Friend of Central Embassy and Metas Opas-iamkajorn, along with a mini concert by Violette Wautier, who joined to spread joy and create lasting memories. The atmosphere at the ‘Snow Troop Adoption’ event at OPEN HOUSE on level 6 in the Festive Green Land zone was filled with joy and delight. Attendees experienced the charm and liveliness of a delightful army of wobbling snowmen and captured special memories up close. The event also offered an opportunity for attendees to donate and receive an adorable wobbling snowman to take […]
อ่านต่อOn April 9, 2024, WWF Foundation generously donated 10,000 baht to Nakhon Nayok Wildlife Rescue Center 1. This funding will support various activities, such as caring for confiscated, sick, and disabled wildlife at the center. WWF Foundation hopes this contribution will significantly improve the well-being and long-term care of these animals.
อ่านต่อOn October 12, 2023, NHK Spring (Thailand) Company donated 10,000 baht to support WWF’s various wildlife and environmental conservation projects.
อ่านต่อOn May 30, 2023, BACQ brand co-founders Ms. Warinda Theerachariya, Ms. Chanida Narathasajan, and Ms. Pornrade Termthaimongkol donated 50,000 baht to the WWF Foundation. These funds were raised through the sale of their special edition ‘TIGER FAMILY’ electrolyte spray, designed by renowned artist NAAMNOI (Ms. Priyasri Promjinda). The donation was received by WWF’s manager, Ms. Tharika Wongsinsirikul, and corporate relations manager, Ms. Peeraparn Baikwang, and will be used to support the foundation’s various wildlife and environmental conservation projects. The WWF expresses its sincere gratitude to BACQ for their commitment to sustainability and conservation.
อ่านต่อOn May 17, 2023, Bangkok-Chicago Christian International School donated 5,420 baht from activities within the school to the WWF Foundation. On May 30, 2023, a group of teachers and students from Bangkok-Chicago Christian International School visited and listened to a lecture on environmental conservation work under the operations of the Foundation and WWF Thailand, including activities on proper waste separation. Ms. Tharika Wongsinsirikul, Manager, and representatives of the Foundation welcomed them.
อ่านต่อOn December 6, 2022, the Kui Buri Wildlife Conservation Project supported equipment and tools necessary for performing their duties to forest rangers in the Kui Buri National Park area. They provided 50 mosquito nets, 50 rain cover tents, and 30 flashlights to promote more efficient quality patrol work and to be used in monitoring and pushing out wild elephants in the areas surrounding the park.
อ่านต่อOn June 24, 2022, Sea (Thailand) together with Shopee (Thailand) subsidiary led by Dr. Sarut Vanichphan, Senior Director, Sea (Thailand) donated 200,000 baht to the WWF Foundation to support the “FLR349” project , an environmental project under WWF-Thailand, with Mr. Yongyong Wittayanan (Partnerships & Operation Director) as the recipient. The “FLR349” project is a project that drives sustainable consumption and production patterns to solve environmental and natural resource problems. It is not just about restoring forests, but also supporting local people to be able to earn a living and live in harmony with nature in a balanced and sustainable way. Part of the funding comes from the “Shop Green with Shopee” project in the Shopee Farm game’s “Planting a Happy Tree” activity for the WWF Foundation, an activity that takes online donations to the next level with fun, allowing users to use 1 Shopee Coin to plant a “Happy Tree” tree. For every tree successfully planted, Sea (Thailand) and Shopee (Thailand) have provided additional funding to support the operations of the “FLR349” project.
อ่านต่อWWF Foundation supports food supplies for rangers to patrol in Kui Buri National Park and Mae Nam Phachi Wildlife Sanctuary, which are the areas of work in the Kui Buri Wildlife Conservation Project, and Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, which is the area of work in the Tiger Population Conservation and Restoration Project. The food supplies include rice, dried food, common household medicines, and other items necessary for patrolling in the area. The total cost for purchasing food supplies to be delivered to all 3 conservation areas over a period of 6 months is 480,000 baht. The supplies were given to 33 quality patrol teams , consisting of more than 209 patrol officers, to prevent the invasion and destruction of natural resources in the area and to boost the morale of the quality patrol teams, as well as to help the officers’ work more efficiently.
อ่านต่อIn 2021, WWF Foundation supported the project to release wild deer back into the wild in Mae Wong National Park, Kamphaeng Phet Province , which is implemented under the project to restore the tiger population in Mae Wong-Khlong Lan National Park, in collaboration with the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation and WWF Thailand. From long-term research data on tigers and ungulates in the area, it was found that the population of ungulates in the forest tends to be relatively stable, especially large ungulates such as gaur and sambar, which are important prey for many predators, including tigers. In order for predators to recover or increase their population, there must be a sufficient number of prey animals. Therefore, improving the habitats and foraging areas of ungulates, such as adjusting grasslands and creating artificial salt licks, will help increase the food and necessary minerals for these animals. Researchers from WWF Thailand had the opportunity to work with Mae Wong-Khlong Lan National Park, Khao Kho Wildlife Breeding Station, Bang Lamung Wildlife Breeding Station, and Kasetsart University to plan a deer release project in Mae Wong National Park. A total of 32 deer were released and 12 were fitted with VHF […]
อ่านต่อNHK Spring (Thailand) Co., Ltd. donated 10,000 baht to support the operation of the “Kui Buri Forest Conservation Project” to the WWF Foundation on August 20, 2021.
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