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Help protect our most precious species and places.

Your support is crucial to stopping nature's decline.

Together we can build a future in which people and nature thrive in harmony.  Our work is only possible because of people like you. It is your passion and commitment to our planet that will create a nature-positive world.

Your donation today will help:

  • Protect and restore our ocean
  • Save taonga species from extinction
  • Make fishing more sustainable
  • Restore degraded habitats

By supporting our research, advocacy and conservation programmes, you'll be making a difference for nature.

 

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Protect our Red-Billed Gulls

Imagine a summer without seagulls

If we don’t act – we won’t have to imagine it.

While still regularly seen along our coastlines, the oft-derided tarāpunga or red-billed gull is in serious decline.  

They are now more threatened than the North Island brown kiwi.

One of our most iconic seabirds, the population of red-billed gulls is projected to drop 50 to 70 percent over the next 30 years.

They need our help. Please make a donation to help save our gulls.

Summer would just not be the same without them.

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Stand for the Ocean

Less than 0.5% of New Zealand’s immense ocean territory - a major food source, a massive carbon sink, and home to 80% of our biodiversity - is currently protected. We’re losing precious marine mammals and seabirds to fisheries bycatch and pollution every day. 

We’ve asked a lot of the ocean, and now it is time to give back.

Your donation today will help us:

Work to protect 30% of our vast ocean territory by 2030 and make sure that includes ecologically significant or particularly vulnerable marine habitats. 

Reduce human-driven extinction risk by fishing more sustainably – phasing out bottom-trawling, achieving zero bycatch and managing our fish stocks better. 

Address the land-based threats to marine ecosystems like plastic pollution and nutrient run-off and invest in nature-based solutions that address both climate change and biodiversity loss.

Together let's take a stand for our ocean.

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Adopt an animal

By adopting an animal through a monthly donation to WWF, you will be safeguarding the home, food, and safety of threatened and endangered species locally and globally.

Your adoption is a symbol of your compassion for all species on our planet.

A WWF animal adoption also makes the perfect gift for any animal lover, and is a great way to inspire friends, family and loved ones to care for nature as much as you do!

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Send an eCard

Help loved ones celebrate Father's Day, an anniversary, birthday, or other special occasion.

Make a donation on their behalf and send them a customised eCard to let them know.

Your thoughtful gift will make a difference for nature.

Questions about donations

You can make changes to or cancel your monthly donation by calling 0800 4357 993 or emailing info@wwf.org.nz.

For security reason, please never include credit card details in your email.

If you would rather make your donation directly to us via our bank account, these are the details you will need:

Bank: ANZ

Name of account: WWF New Zealand

Account number: 06-0501-0545463-00

Particulars: First name

Code: Last name

Reference: Donor ID (if you have it) 

Receipts are issued automatically. If you make a one-time donation online it will be emailed to you within an hour.

Annual receipts for regular donations are issued at the end of the tax year (31 March). 

If you don't receive your receipt or have questions please call 0800 4357 993 or email info@wwf.org.nz.

WWF-New Zealand is not currently calling to ask for donations, but does get some help speaking to existing supporters from our partners at Mondial to update details and raise awareness of legacy giving.  We are a small team so this allows us to focus on other areas of the organisation.

If you are ever unsure about someone calling on our behalf, do not hesitate to contact us. Call 0800 4357 993 or email us at info@wwf.org.nz.