The Perfect World Foundation

Sea ice loss from climate change is the primary threat to polar bears
The Ocean Ball
Expediton Svalbard
The Prince of Wales receives the award, after Mark Shands tragic death.
The Elephant Ball
One Elephant is killed every 15th minute
Dr Jane Goodall- Conservationist of the year
The Elephant Ball

The Perfect World Foundation

The Perfect World Foundation is a Scandinavian based independent non-profit organization established in 2010 to raise awareness, funding, and to take action together with animal and nature conservation projects around the world
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The Climate Conference & The Polar Bear Ball 2018

The Perfect World Foundation, in partnership with WSDF (World Sustainible Development Forum) & The POP Movement, is bringing the most influential Conservationists, Environmentalists, Philanthropists on this planet together to highlight Climate Change and its effects on our lives.

The Ocean Ball 2017 became a success - SEK 3,087,340

Thank you Sarah, Duchess of York, Dr Sylvia Earle, Martin Stenmarck, 530 paying guests, 200 volunteers, sponsors, artists, ambassadors, team members, members and other contributors. Thank you, thanks to you all, we raised more than SEK 3 million.

Deeper cooperation between The Perfect World Foundation and Deep HOPE

Deep HOPE's purpose is to explore the deep parts of the ocean to gather scientific data on how the ecosystem that exists in deep parts of the ocean (below levels sunlight does not reach) really feels. The goal is to study deep-sea areas in several places around the world identified as important, "Hope Spots", by Dr. Sylvia Earle.

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The Climate Conference & The Polar Bear Ball 2018

TPWF's Bethanie Carney Almroth was one of the speakers at the UN meeting in Nairobi

Bethanie Carney Almroth from The Perfect World Foundation attended Nairobi and the United Nations Environment Assembly! Bethanie had the honour to be one of the speakers on the meeting, and she reports the following: "Plastics is a global issue that needs to be solved internationally"

TPWF has been supporting the rescue of more than 600 bears during the last two years

Last Friday TPWF attended Animals Asia's winter gala in London, to support the organisation and Jill Robinson (founder and CEO.)

New TPWF Ambassadors

We are proud to present The Perfect World Foundation's new international ambassadors, Dr Sylvia Earle and her daughter Liz Taylor.

Expedition Svalbard 2018

On June 15, TPWF’s second expedition to Svalbard will take off together with our ambassador Ola Skinnarmo, to learn more about how the climate change effects the arctic areas and its wild animals.

More information coming soon...

Exclusive exhibition with the wildlife photographer Shannon Wild!

This beautiful picture was shot on Svalbard last year by TPWF ambassador Shannon Wild, who is a professional wildlife photographer from Australia. In the end of May 2018, we will have an exclusive exhibition with her fantastic photos as we have the greatest honour to have Shannon visiting us in Gothenburg. Stay tuned for more info.

More information coming soon...

Girl-trip to South Africa and orphaned baby rhinos!

In February TPWF and a group of women are travelling to South Africa, to help take care of rhinos who are orphaned because of poachers. The interest for TPWF’s girl trip was huge so you can already now sign up for a spot to our next trip. To sign up email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.