WWF has worked in partnership with The Tindall Foundation for nearly 15 years to deliver much-needed funding to community conservation and education initiatives. Thanks Tindall!
Community funding
WWF proudly supports New Zealanders to take conservation action. We provide funding to communities and schools, in partnership with The Tindall Foundation.
Habitat Protection Fund
Supporting hands-on ecological restoration by New Zealand not-for-profit groups.
This fund is now closed. The fund will open for applications once a year. The next round will be in September or October 2019.
Click here to find out more about this fund.
Environmental Education Action Fund
Supporting environmental education through action in New Zealand schools and communities.
This fund is now closed. The fund will open for applications once a year. The next round will be in September or October 2019.
Click here to find out more about this fund.
Click here to find out more about this fund.
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Mentoring Survey for Community Conservation Groups
Project Kiwi Trust's Paula Williams explains how the transmitter can track kiwi egg incubation
Do you or your group have skills you can share? Or is your group in need of support to upskill in a specific area? Let us know!
WWF-New Zealand is looking at how we can better support the community conservation groups we work. Go here and answer a few easy questions to help us help you.
WWF-New Zealand is looking at how we can better support the community conservation groups we work. Go here and answer a few easy questions to help us help you.