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.
WWF-New Zealand is thrilled to finally see the Government take action to revitalize the Gulf - based on Tai Timu Tai Pari/Sea Change - the Hauraki ...
21 Jun 2021 Read more »
After advocating for years, WWF-New Zealand is thrilled we are able to celebrate the Government's announcement to put cameras on over 300 commercial ...
17 Jun 2021 Read more »
WWF-New Zealand's Dr Aroha Spinks, Kaihautū Taiao/Environmental Science Director, responds to the final Climate Change Commission recommendations.
09 Jun 2021 Read more »
WWF's Kaihautū Taiao / Environmental Science Director, Dr Aroha Spinks, reacts to the Government's Business As Usual Budget: "Te toto o te tangata, ...
20 May 2021 Read more »
WWF-New Zealand supports the request for a rāhui/temporary closure to be placed around Waiheke Island.
05 May 2021 Read more »