WWF Free Rivers Status
Published by World Wildlife Fund WWF Free Rivers puts an entire landscape in your hands. Through this immersive,
augmented reality experience, you’ll discover a river that flows through the
lives of people and wildlife, and how their homes depend on those flows.
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Common dislikes about WWF Free Rivers app
- May have some bugs and camera stability issues
- Storytelling is short
- Creatures are objects and not very interactive
- Font and icons could be enlarged for better visibility
- Some users may not be interested in AR or may have difficulty using it
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Common WWF Free Rivers Problems & Solutions. Troubleshooting Guide
Complete guide to troubleshoot WWF Free Rivers app on iOS and Android devices. Solve all WWF Free Rivers app problems, errors, connection issues, installation problems and crashes.
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Through this immersive, augmented reality experience, you’ll discover a river that flows through the lives of people and wildlife, and how their homes depend on those flows. Dam the river to see what happens, and then try different options for sustainable development that keeps the river healthy and flowing. WWF Free Rivers puts an entire landscape in your hands. Collect stories of people and animals along the way! • Five distinct habitats based on real places: the Himalayan mountains, tropical jungles, African savannah, South American grasslands, and Southeast Asian deltas. • An augmented reality map of the world’s rivers—and some of the biggest threats and opportunities they face.
