WWF Greece is a national organization of the WWF network, founded in the early 90’s. We are actively building and promoting solutions for people, the environment and the climate, with the ultimate goal of coexisting in harmony with nature. In the course of three decades, WWF Greece has worked together with many other partners to design and implement a series of initiatives, ranging from: the establishment and management of protected areas in many parts of the country, the conservation of endangered species, applied conservation research in the field, key policy and governance proposals to the government and the EU, and international collaboration. It has an annual budget of 5 million euros, with a team of 60 people and with head offices in Athens, and project offices in Crete, Zakynthos and Syros. WWF Greece operates as a public welfare foundation. For further information, please visit https://www.wwf.gr/
| Website | http://www.wwf.gr |
| Revenue | $542 million |
| Employees | 91 (53 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 1990 |
| Technologies | |
| Industry | Non-profit Organizations |
| Web Rank | 703219 |
| Web Visits | 57780 |
| Keywords | Conservation, Environmental Protection, Nature Conservation, Habitat Protection, Conservation Efforts, Wildlife, Sustainability, Environmental Advocacy, Ecosystem Restoration, Environmental Sustainability, Environmental Awareness, Endangered Species, Climate Change, Wildlife Preservation, Biodiversity, Climate Action, Sustainable Development, Carbon Footprint, Pollution Control, Renewable Energy |
| Competitors | The Nature Conservancy, Environmental Defense Fund, World Wildlife Fund, Greenpeace, Conservation International, Ocean Conservancy, European Environmental Bureau, Global Green, Global Footprint Network, ARCHELON +28 more (view full list) |
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The WWF Greece annual revenue was $542 million in 2026.
Demetres Karavellas is the CEO of WWF Greece.
53 people are employed at WWF Greece.