WWF Finland

Non-profit Organizations • Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland • 101-200 Employees

Company overview

Headquarters	Lintulahdenkatu 10, Helsinki, Southern Finland 00500, FI
Website	wwf.fi
NAICS	813
SIC	919
Employees	101-200

Key Contacts at WWF Finland

Stella Hoynalanmaa

Director, Food Programme

Annemi Usva Vänttinen

Corporate Partnership Director

Tarja Hakala

Fundraising Director , Individuals

Hanna Seimola

Director / Education

Anne Tarvainen

Director, International Cooperation

Joonas Fritze

Director Of Communications

Anneli Alfthan

Director, Business And Industry

WWF Finland Email Formats

WWF Finland uses 4 email formats. The most common is {first initial}.{last name} (e.g., j.doe@wwf.fi), used 52.6% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@wwf.fi	52.6%
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@wwf.fi	43.9%
{first initial}{last name}	jdoe@wwf.org.uk	1.8%
{first initial}-.{last name}	j-.doe@wwf.fi	1.8%

About WWF Finland

WWF Finland was founded in 1972. We are an independent part of the international WWF network. WWF works in Finland and its surrounding areas to protect endangered animals and habitats. WWF protects Saimaa ringed seals, Baltic ringed seals, White-tailed Eagles and Lesser White-fronted Geese as well as many other species. We also protect traditional Finnish environments and promote the biodiversity of forests and economically and socially sustainable forestry industry. WWF protects the Baltic Sea and Finnish inland waters by preventing eutrophication, improving oil spill response and promoting marine safety and sustainable fishing. Together with field work, political lobbying and expertise work are significant parts of WWF’s work in protecting the Baltic Sea. We work to decrease the environmental effects of human actions, i.e. the ecological footprint. Our work includes promoting sustainable consumption and production, mitigating climate change and decreasing water consumption along with its environmental effects. WWF Finland works to protect nature in developing countries in Asia and Africa. The objective of the work is to protect forests and the species that inhabit them, as well as to improve the living conditions of local people. All projects of WWF Finland are parts of WWF’s international major projects in which many WWF offices participate. WWF Finland’s projects are carried out together with local WWF offices.

WWF Finland revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$7,500,000
Revenue per employee	$72,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Non-profit Organizations industry and current estimated revenues	$24,000,000
Total funding	No funding