Partnerships

Conservation United

Children of Te Huruhi School who joined forces with WWF-New Zealand to make conservation film 'Take Action for Maui's!'

"Our job is to bring people together to protect nature in New Zealand" - WWF's Chris Howe.

Over half a century of conservation experience has taught us that the best conservation results come through building strong partnerships. So that's how we work.

We partner with:

over 133 local community groups, through our Habitat Protection Fund
landowners and other conservation organisations
over 60 schools through our education programme
Government
business
our supporters, who are the reason we exist

"WWF's proudest and most inspiring conservation results, such as the 100-plus local communities we help fund to restore nature in their backyard, are successful because of strong partnerships. The committment of local people to their local environment is supported by WWF funding. It's team conservation and it works."

About us:
- Who we are,
- Board,
- Current vacancies,
- Business partners,
- Partnerships,
- Annual Report.
What we do:
- Marine,
- Species,
- Climate Change,
- Land and Forests,
- Education.
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