Why become an affiliate advertiser?

WWF's panda logo is recognised worldwide as a symbol of conservation and sustainable development. We are one of the world's largest and most experienced independent conservation organisations. WWF is working on both global and local environmental issues and we make a difference.

If you would like to display WWF memberships and adoptions on your website and earn revenue you may be interested in joining our affiliate advertiser programme.

What do WWF affiliate advertisers promote?

Affiliate advertisers earn commission for each valid payment plan subscription via our website.

We currently have two payment plans on offer which are membership and adoption. Both are popular as gifts and purchasers have the option to have the welcome packs delivered directly to recipients.

WWF Membership

Becoming a WWF Member opens up a wealth of information about the natural world, local issues and the work that members fund through their subscription. Members receive a welcome pack and WWF Action magazine bringing supporters our latest conservation news from around the world. WWF Action also contains green solutions and exclusive money-saving offers from eco-friendly companies.

Membership is open to individuals, joint members and a separate Family Membership product is on offer for family groups. The Family Membership welcome pack includes a full Membership pack and a childrens' pack containing a number of fun and educational items. Family members receive WWF Action magazine and Go Wild magazine (specifically for children) three times a year.

WWF Adoptions

With so many species endangered or on the brink of extinction, one of the ways we draw attention to their plight is through offering adoptions of certain flagship species fighting for survival in the wild. We have seven adoptions to choose from. Each Adoption pack contains a gorgeous soft toy of the animal, information about the animal and its habitat and about the varied work we do. Adopters also receive updates on their chosen species in their Insight magazine, mailed three times a year.