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.
A new study finds on average people could be ingesting approximately 5 grams of plastic every week, which is the equivalent weight of a credit card.
12 Jun 2019 Read more »
Diving deep below the Ocean’s waves, the children of Bayswater Primary School, swam through a school of trevally, raced with dolphins, and explored ...
08 Jun 2019 Read more »
Today WWF-New Zealand and partners Ākina Foundation, Auckland Council, Callaghan Innovation, Department of Conservation, Ministry for the ...
26 May 2019 Read more »
WWF-New Zealand celebrates today’s announcement of the Zero Carbon Act. Now, its time for New Zealanders and government to step up and introduce the ...
07 May 2019 Read more »
The Environment Aotearoa 2019 report from the Ministry for the Environment and Statistics NZ is a stark reminder of the huge threats New Zealand's ...
17 Apr 2019 Read more »