What you can do

We can win the biggest battles in the smallest moments. Whether it's making changes in your lifestyle or calling on world leaders to come together and act to protect nature, we all have a role to play in the fight for wildlife, people and our planet.

Support our work

Change your lifestyle

Measure your footprint

Climate change is one of the biggest threats to people and nature. Find out how to reduce your impact.

Shop for your world

From Christmas cards to reusable cups, we’ve got you covered this season with sustainable gifts that can help in the #FightForYourWorld

Eat More Sustainably

Food production is a major driver of wildlife extinction. Think about what you eat – start with these recipe ideas, good for you and the planet.

Fundraise for us

Our work simply couldn't happen without our amazing supporters who raise the money that funds it

Run, walk or cycle for us

Join us at one of our Team Panda events or sign up to an event in your local area and become part of Team Panda by fundraising for WWF.

Join in the Big Winter Wander

This Boxing Day, bring your friends and family closer together, and closer to nature, on The Big Winter Wander for WWF.

Other ways to help

Get your business involved

We help businesses manage their environmental footprint, build sustainability into their brand communications, and their engagement with government.

Get young people involved

Today’s young people are the generation who will be most affected by issues affecting our natural world. We work with educators, youth leaders and young people to inspire change and support positive action to help protect our planet.

Download the Seek app

Discover nature on your doorstep. Use your smartphones camera to scan the environment and the clever image recognition technology identifies the organisms all around you.

Major gifts

We rely on our generous supporters to fund our global work. Your philanthropy isn’t just crucial for protecting the natural environment, but also for helping support the communities that share them, often in some of the poorest parts of the world.