Throughout 2013 to 2018, WWF continued and extended its efforts to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.
Improving human interactions with the natural world is a never-ending journey, with many significant milestones to be acknowledged along the way. For the last five years, WWF chartered a course with several noteworthy impact stories covering wildlife protection, sustainable practices, indigenous people and responsible consumption. These success stories included the protection of tiger and Javan rhino, combating shark fin consumption, work on forestry product certification, the establishment of corridor in connecting the buffer zone of Betung Kerihun National Park, catalyzing the decree of Conservation Forest Management Unit Rimbang Baling, new Marine Protected Areas in Sunda Banda Seascape (SBS) and the mapping of vital spaces for Papua and SBS. WWF also rolled out an innovative consumption campaign entitled Beli Yang Baik and contributed to the expansion of the Earth Hour movement.