Question

Which of the following is not a major goal of WWF?

• A. To conserve world biological diversity
• B. Sustainable use of renewable natural resources
• C. Reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption
• D. Creating a worldwide fund for education

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is a leading organization in wildlife conservation and endangered species preservation. Its primary objectives focus on addressing critical environmental challenges. We can understand the main goals of the WWF as follows:  

• Conserve world biological diversity: This involves protecting different life forms on earth, including various species of animals and plants, and preserving their natural habitats.
• Sustainable use of renewable natural resources: WWF promotes the responsible use of resources such as forests, fisheries, and water, ensuring that the environment can replenish and sustain future generations.
• Reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption: This goal aims to diminish the negative impact of human activity on the planet by reducing waste and pollutants that harm the environment.

Among the provided options, Creating a worldwide fund for education is not a major focus of the WWF. While education may play a role in WWF’s broader outreach and advocacy efforts, their core mission does not include establishing an international education fund.

Therefore, the correct answer is: Creating a worldwide fund for education.

Answer 2

The option that is not a major goal of WWF is Creating world wide fund for education.

Additional Context:

• WWF's Core Missions:
  • Biodiversity conservation (1)
  • Sustainable resource use (2)
  • Pollution reduction (3)
• About WWF:
  • Founded in 1961 as World Wildlife Fund
  • Rebranded as World Wide Fund for Nature (retaining WWF)
  • Operates in over 100 countries
• Education Initiatives:
  • Environmental education is a tool for conservation
  • Not an independent funding goal

Correct Answer: (4) Creating world wide fund for education.