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.
Kōkako made a triumphant return to Mount Pirongia on Saturday, when 14 birds with a special connection to the area were released on the maunga.
15 Jul 2018 Read more »
"We are shocked and deeply disappointed that this marine mining exploration permit has been granted inside Māui dolphin habitat. Mining in their ...
12 Jul 2018 Read more »
The establishment of the Climate Leaders Coalition, a joint initiative of sixty New Zealand businesses who together represent just under half of this ...
12 Jul 2018 Read more »
On 12th June 2018 WWF-New Zealand, together with PEW and Ngāti Kuri handed out precious drops of water from the Kermedecs to MPs, so they could show ...
13 Jun 2018 Read more »
Could new technology bring transparency to the fishing industry, and help stamp out unsafe conditions? Read Livia's blockchain blog.
12 Jun 2018 Read more »