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Protect our Migrating Whales

Help create safe Blue Corridors for them

Take Action

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three green turtles
© Troy Mayne

Help our sea turtles

Sea turtles have roamed the world’s oceans for more than 100 million years, but it’s taken humans just 200 years to push them to the brink of extinction.

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two dolphins
© Richie Robinson

Demand more cameras on boats

Help protect marine life and hold the fishing industry to account. Demand cameras on ALL commercial fishing vessels.

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Healthy Kelp Forest
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Our Moana, Our Future

Despite our ocean territory being 15 times larger than our landmass, New Zealand currently has less that one percent of its ocean areas protected. Help get 30% of our ocean protected by 2030.

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Bryde's Whale
© naturepl.com / Doug Perrine / WWF

Protect the Hauraki Gulf

The future of the Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana is at a critical crossroads. Join us in urging the Prime Minister to do the right thing. 

© Richard Barrett / WWF-UK

Who we are

WWF-New Zealand is part of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) International Network, the world’s largest independent conservation organisation.

We have been working in Aotearoa New Zealand since 1975, on a mission to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature.  

Find out more about who we are and where we came from.

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Beehive
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Government’s support of voluntary nature credits a 'welcome step’

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Protected corals destroyed in 6-tonne bycatch 'disaster' from single bottom trawl

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Whio/blue duck in remote area of the West Coast of the South Island.
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Predator-free groups make way for native birds to thrive again in remote areas

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Beehive
Press Release

‘No BS’ or ‘No Biodiversity Spend’? Budget fails nature and climate yet again

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Tone-deaf Oceans Minister delivers another blow to recovery of Hauraki Gulf

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The Awhi Awa project.
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Healing Aotearoa’s Waterways, One Stream at a Time

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Press Release

Wildlife Act ‘improvements’ shonky law-making and selfish short-termism

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Beehive
Press Release

Environmental scorecard a ‘code red’ for nature

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Little penguins chicks at Waiheke's Native Bird Rescue.
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Whakarauora Kororā: Protecting our precious little penguins

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Volunteer work on Motihue Island.
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Wildlife thriving on pest-free oasis in Hauraki Gulf

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Snorkelling around Goat Island.
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Rangatahi dive into ocean conservation in Auckland

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A weeding volunteer for Project Island Song.
Success Story

Weedbusters hit all the right notes in Bay of Islands