The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has been a committed conservation partner in Bhutan since 1977, dedicated to protecting the country's rich biodiversity and natural resources. With a focus on developing local capacity and fostering community involvement, WWF Bhutan implements various environmental programs that address immediate and long-term conservation challenges. These initiatives encompass ecological research, education, promotion of sustainable livelihoods, and the protection of both terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems.

By collaborating closely with the Royal Government and local communities, WWF champions strategies such as developing protected area management plans and combatting issues like human-wildlife conflict and illegal wildlife trade. Additionally, WWF Bhutan aims to adapt to climate change through education and innovative initiatives, creating conservation areas and sustainable financing mechanisms. Their vision encapsulates a modern Bhutan harmonizing conservation with cultural and economic vitality for a sustainable future. Committed to the convergence of nature and community well-being, WWF Bhutan exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to environmental stewardship.