Blinksportsnews247In observance of World Wildlife Day on Sunday, March 3, the Premier League team joined forces with the World Wildlife Fund and several major global sports organizations to remove the wolf emblem from their crest for a single day, raising awareness of critical environmental issues.
The WWF campaign uses the hashtag #WorldWithoutNature to draw attention to the sharp decline in biodiversity that is occurring globally and the associated concerns that result from unsustainable human activity. It also revealed an alarming fact: around 25% of all species are currently in danger of being extinct in the next several decades.
The organization just released a research stating that since 1970, the average population of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals has decreased by 68%.
It also exposes the UK’s pollution of rivers, nearly complete disappearance of wildflower meadows, and 70% loss of old woods.
Wolves has joined other football teams nationwide in’removing nature’ from their club crest on social media in an effort to show ‘how the human race would mourn our natural world’ if it is gone.
“Wolves have supported World Wildlife Day for the past four years, and the campaign is no less important now in 2024, so we are once again teaming up with WWF and removing the wolf from our iconic crest just for one day as a show of solidarity for the cause,” stated Russell Jones, general manager of marketing for the Wolves.
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