WWF-India

Must visit for wildlife lovers, it has well equipped library and souvenir shop. You can talk expert scientist, activists and volunteers from the field of wildlife, marine life and much more.

It is indeed an amazing experience inside WWF India. Fantastic works they do w.r. T protecting the wildlife and saving biodiversity

Everything about this place is awesome. Amazing people, amazing building, amazing exhibits, amazing store, awesome canteen, awesome toilets…amazing library.

Great workplace with nice ambience and beautiful displays and albums on wildlife conservation

I working here for 1 year 5 months. Will always be closest to my heart. Thank you for giving me the memories.

We attended the earth hour cyclothon there. It a wonderful well maintained place. Would love to visit again.

This place is really beautiful and has an amazing ambience well equipped with nature imprints. Very easy to reach there. Located on Lodhi Road New Delhi. Nearest Metro Station is Khan Market. Also travel by bus.

I went to the store which is in the basement. NO phone connectivity. NO WiFi either. Wasted a LOT of time and EFFORT trying to talk a few friends for purchases. The billing took forever! Digital payment was almost impossible! There were also other customers who had a harrowing experience with connectivity.

The saving grace was the WONDERFUL ATTITUDE OF THE STAFF! Without their enthusiasm and forthcoming demeanour, i would have rated the place on a negative star. The accounts team including the salesperson went out of their way to make my experience productive.

The system needs rehauling.
1. WWF must find willingness within and funds to offer basic Wifi connectivity for guests who are also generating revenue, esp in this day and age.
2. It will help the salesperson if selling price is written on the products. It seems unnecessary for each customer to ask the price of each product. Also not sure how the system will tackle this is there's a new joinee salesperson.

@WWF: Please pull up your socks!

WWF head office situated on tony Lodhi Road. They do great conservation work.
The souvenir

Nice ambience. One of the most authentic and genuine organisations involved in conservation and sustainability. Wish to be associated with them someday.

The nature store is a place to discover. Honey is directly sources from Sundarban forests through a cooperative.

WWF India is best place for increase the knowledge of Bird. Must visit again and again.and I will do Internship very soon.

Thank You WWF India

—If you share the vision of a greener plant and feel the urge to plant a tree, you can pick up a sapling from their office (Free of Cost) and do the needful.

—A nature - loving campus nestled in the heart of South Delhi.

—The staff are very cooperative

Awesome place to be nature enthusiast. WWF India keeps on conducting different programmes for generate awareness about nature conservation

People who want to donate some amount for the animals can contribute here.
But if you are thinking for working here remember, staff is too dogmatic

A place for all your wildlife need. You can get t-shirt binoculars logos calendar caps bags everything.

One of the premier wildlife conservation focussed International non governmental organizations of the world. It is the headquarters of all other WWF regional and field offices in the country. Good state of the art interiors, warm people and great location of office in the CSO business centre of the city.

It's india HQ of WWF. They have a souvenir shop as well. A must visit place for Nature lovers to buy unique nature and wildlife theme gifts.

Being a member of Delhi bird group, they host an annual Lunch at WWF. We do awesome birding at places near Delhi.

Very good place. I have been part of WWF. Very cooperative staff members. It just I loved this place

World wide fund (WWF) India office is located close to jor Bagh and khan market Metro station near the indka habitat centre and UNICEF office.

WWF India was established as a charitable Trust in 1969 for wild life conservation, climate change, energy conservation. Through its environment education programme, it promotes education for sustainable development.

WWF office also has a shop of WWF souvenirs formed by WWF. It has calendars, diaries, shirts, stickers, cups, scarf, bags among many other items.

Must visit!

Lovely place in sense of environment, surroundings and Natural Habitat. They do really good works. Awesome trails have been organised. Canteen is also good.

Amazing experience, great store and infrastructure.good food.

I went there for a competition, only thing I didn't like about this organization is that they offered non-veg diet in there canteen although being a wildlife conservation federation.

WWF is doing some really amazing job in India and the world. I went there during earth hour and the experience was awesome. I volunteered for a small project of taking pics of monument during earth hour. They always need new volunteers for their projects and you can connect with them over their website.

It's good organisation. WWF-India is the Indian part of the WWF. It has an autonomous office, with the Secretariat based in New Delhi and various state, divisional and project offices spread across India.

WWF-India is one of India’s leading conservation organizations.  Established as a Charitable Trust in 1969, it has massed almost five decades of experience in the field. Having started with modest beginnings, the organisation has come a long way helped by the efforts of its founders and associates who volunteered their efforts to lend momentum to this movement in its initial years.

WWF-India today is engaged in many activities for protection and conservation of the environment in the Indian context.  Climate change and energy conservation are among the chief areas of concern. The Forest and Biodiversity Conservation Division strives to promote and enhance conservation of forest ecosystems through a participatory approach involving key stakeholders in India. Through its Environment Education Programme and Education for Sustainable Development, it aims at strengthening individual and institutional capacity in nature conservation and environmental protection through widespread education and awareness.

The Silence of the Pandas is a documentary on WWF-International, and also focuses on WWF-India and other WWF branches. A year in the making, this film from the award-winning German film maker Wilfried Huismann sought to dispel the green image of the WWF. Behind the WWF's eco-facade, the film uncovered explosive stories from all around the world.

I am the employee of this organization. I feel very lucky to part of their grate work. They are working for some novel cause of the society.

Nice place to pop in and see some soveniers went when offices were closed but there was a interesting Cartoon exhibition on

This is unique Centre for create and design various Conservation programs in India for Wildlife, Nature, Environment and Biodiversity.

Bad services they hired people from campus and promise them to give job when students visited there from. My colllege the 13th took the interviews again rejected almost students and selectedonly two.

I went for an hackathon organized by WWF-INDIA, US Embassy, and TRAFFIC. The ambience and hospitality offered was remarkable.

WWF-India today is engaged in many activities for protection and conservation of the environment in the Indian context.  Climate change and energy conservation are among the chief areas of concern. The Forest and Biodiversity Conservation Division strives to promote and enhance conservation of forest ecosystems through a participatory approach involving key stakeholders in India. Through its Environment Education Programme and Education for Sustainable Development, it aims at strengthening individual and institutional capacity in nature conservation and environmental protection through widespread education and awareness.

It was great experience attending workshop here for EK PRITHVI, nice concepts for environmental education, great to know that eco clubs are also there activity. And eco trail experience was the best part of workshop.

Keep it up WWF-india team!

It was a very nice experience. They are also providing a free sampling for all those are interested.

Energetic and equally obsessed staff dedicated to the great cause.and don't forget to collect your free plant

Max Muller road, lodging estate
Good workshops, and awesome creative vibe that motivates to do something for nature and our ecosystem.