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September Wallpaper

The Amazon rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest on Earth, home to around 10% of all known species. It’s so rich in biodiversity that, on average, a new species is discovered there every other day.

From tiny glass frogs to scarlet macaws and the mighty jaguar, this vibrant ecosystem supports an extraordinary range of wildlife. It also supports more than 47 million people, including over 400 Indigenous communities, who depend on it for their homes and livelihoods.

But this extraordinary place is under increasing threat. We’ve been losing six football pitches of the Amazon forest every minute*, putting wildlife, people and the global climate at risk. 

Thanks to your support, WWF is working to protect and restore the Amazon, conserving critical forests, supporting sustainable practices and helping local communities care for their land.

This month’s wallpaper marks World Amazon Day on 5 September and is a thank you for helping protect this extraordinary place and the life it supports.

Simply scroll down and click the relevant button to download the image. 

Desktop

Frog in the Pacaya Samira Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon.
Right-click the image and select ’Save Image As…’ to download it. Then select the saved image within your desktop settings.

Mobile

Frog in the Pacaya Samira Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon.
Tap the image and select ’Add to Photos’ (iOS) or ’Save image’ (Android). Then select the saved image as your Wallpaper in your mobile’s settings menu.

Tablet

Frog in the Pacaya Samira Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon
Tap the image and select ’Add to Photos’ (iOS) or ’Save image’ (Android). Then select the saved image as your Wallpaper in your tablet’s settings menu.