WWF-New Zealand exists to protect Aotearoa New Zealand's precious native species and ecosystems (and the world's!) and to build a future where people thrive in harmony with nature.
Planet earth, nature and us. We are all linked in such a subtle and clever way that we don’t even know how lucky we are - until it changes.
06 Nov 2018 Read more »
“This is a landmark global moment. The world’s top scientists have confirmed that it is still 100% possible to keep climate change to 1.5°C. ...
08 Oct 2018 Read more »
"Over 91% of Kiwis who had their say on the Zero Carbon Act backed the most ambitious possible option for the 2050 target - net zero emissions. 96% ...
04 Oct 2018 Read more »
WWF-New Zealand says that today's announcement that a Māui dolphin was found dead near Raglan on Sunday highlights the urgent need for more ...
02 Oct 2018 Read more »
"WWF applauds the fishing industry for taking prompt action in response to the latest evidence on catch in the Hoki fishery. The responsible thing to ...
26 Sep 2018 Read more »