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Joint statement from WWF-New Zealand, WWF-Australia and WWF-Pacific supporting the Port Vila Call for a Just Transition to a Fossil-Fuel Free Pacific.

A healthy, abundant, and resilient ocean is critically important. It is vital for our future economic prosperity, security, biodiversity, climate, and the wellbeing of our people. Yet we are failing to look after, sustain, and restore it for future generations.

Ocean sanctuary debacle illustrates need for ocean management overhaul - Dr Kayla Kingdon-Bebb, chief executive, WWF-New Zealand, Nicola Toki, chief executive, Forest & Bird and Gary Taylor, chairman and chief executive, Environmental Defence Society

As we look ahead to Matariki, a time of reflection, WWF-New Zealand is honoured to have our former Kaihautū Taiao (Environmental Science Director) Dr Aroha Spinks (Ngāti Raukawa) share her wisdom on how we can ensure a liveable planet for future generations.

Budget 2023 is a budget designed to win an election but not deliver solutions. Once again, our leaders choose short-term gain over long-term sustainability.

Another Government commitment sacrificed to policy bonfire?

Imagine this: You are in the supermarket, looking for sustainably caught fish.

As the country deals with the aftermath of Cyclone Gabrielle, we must collectively rise to the challenge of protecting our communities from future climate disasters. Nature-positive investment is the only way we can ‘build back better’.