Collection: 2011 WWF GB Mint Stamp Wall Art - Red Panda

What is the meaning of the WWF’s (World Wildlife Fund) protecting endangered species campaign.
WWF's (World Wildlife Fund) objectives for protecting endangered species focus on conserving critical habitats and reducing the threats that drive species to endangerment.

In 2011, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) actively pursued several campaigns and initiatives aimed at protecting endangered species:

• Protecting polar bears: WWF, in partnership with Coca-Cola, launched the "Arctic Home" campaign to raise funds and awareness for polar bear conservation and the protection of their Arctic habitat. The campaign utilized special white Coca-Cola cans featuring polar bear graphics to promote the cause, and Coca-Cola pledged $2 million to WWF's conservation efforts, with an additional commitment to match donations up to $1 million.
• Tiger Conservation (TX2 Initiative): Building upon the commitments made at the 2010 Tiger Summit, WWF focused on the Global Tiger Recovery Programme (GTRP) to double the population of wild tigers by 2022.
• Combating Poaching and Illegal Wildlife Trade: WWF launched the "Zero Poaching of Tigers" initiative to directly address the threat of poaching. They also convened a symposium, "Towards Zero Poaching in Asia", which brought together various organizations to develop a coordinated strategy to eradicate poaching of tigers, rhinos, and elephants, and introduced a Zero Poaching Toolkit to assist countries in achieving this goal.
• Protecting Rhinos: WWF worked towards the conservation of both African and Asian rhino species, particularly focusing on the critically endangered Sumatran and Javan rhinos. They highlighted the severity of poaching and habitat loss as the primary threats to rhino survival.

The 2011 WWF Mint Stamp Wall Artworks 
The 2011 WWF GB Mint Stamp Wall Artworks is one of a select number of special focus artwork projects by Tino. Using the original 2011 GB Mint postage stamp issue highlighting a focus on endangered species. The Artworks are created using a fresh Mint GB 2011 WWF postage stamp for each Artwork print and includes a Mint GB 2011 WWF postage stamp within the artwork, making the prints unique and individual for private study and critique by the discerning collector, while highlighting this important ongoing conservation programme.

Each print is created from the actual Mint stamp chosen by the client and hand finished to the highest of fine art standards and singed by the artist making each wall art, a unique hand crafted piece of artwork for enthusiasts and collectors to admire.

Other Artistic Representations of endangered species Artwork:
Several renowned artists have dedicated their work to depicting and raising awareness about endangered animals. These artists include Andy Warhol, David Shepherd, John Banovich, and Jonathan Martinez, among others. Their art takes various forms, from detailed paintings to public murals, all aimed at highlighting the beauty and plight of endangered species.