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WWF Loves Farmers Caring For The Reef
WWF wants to give credit where credit is due and show our appreciation of the efforts of Farmers in helping to protect the Great Barrier Reef.
Please show your appreciation for all the hard work our farmers are doing by signing our online postcard campaign.
Don't want pesticides in your food? Dugongs don't either.
Pesticides are silent killers, they can't be 'seen' in Reef waters, but we know they are there. Action is needed now to ban these dangerous poisons. We need to act now.
Please help us by signing a letter to the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, urging him to strengthen the current review of Australia's pesticides watchdog.
Eliminate illegal forest products in Australia
Use our online tool to create your own letter to The Hon Tony Burke MP, Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, calling for a ban on illegal timber imports. It only takes 3 simple steps.
Swarovski Tiger Auction to Raise Funds for WWF Projects
The Swarovski Special Edition Tiger Auction will raise funds for WWF Projects Swarovski is turning the spotlight on endangered species and has teamed with WWF to raise funds for tiger conservation in India and protection of Australia's unique wetlands in the Swan Coastal plains. The fund raising will be by auction of a special edition figurine inspired by the gorilla, one of WWF's international flagship species.
How can a screensaver save our planet?
Exquisite Coral Reefs and computers, let alone screensavers, don't usually work together. But, WWF now have a screensaver that demonstrates the beauty of Coral Reefs and the effect global warming has on them.
Do you know the size of your footprint?
Measure your ecological footprint to see how the way you live impacting the planet and what you can do to reduce it.
Go on, calculate your footprint.
Help create Australia's Safety Net
Habitat loss is the single biggest threat to Australian wildlife. To help safeguard the future of this and the next generation of Australia's unique creatures, WWF is creating a Safety Net of protected areas. These areas will provide refuge and protection for thousands of Australian animals facing a daily struggle to survive. And WWF urgently needs your help.
Become a Futuremaker
Have you ever wanted to live more sustainably and not known where to start? Looking for a place where you can share tips and tricks with other like-minded people?
The new Future is Man Made site is a place where you can share your ideas for living sustainably. Join the growing community there and become a Futuremaker today.
Visit 'The Future is Man Made' site.
Looking for a holiday in NT?
WWF Australia supports Tourism NT in the development of a Project which reduces the greenhouse gas emissions from the tourism industry in Central Australia.
Tourism NT has collaborated with three tour operators working out of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory to develop a model which tourism operators can use to reduce their greenhouse emissions.
The operators have then been advised how to reduce and minimise their emissions into the future. Tourism NT has then acquired accredited offsets to neutralise those emissions that can’t be avoided.
Find out more about the outback offsets program.
Volunteer Opportunities
The calendar of events lists various events and volunteer opportunities throughout Australia, including some on-the-ground conservation work.
Other opportunities may be available with volunteer groups such as Conservation Volunteers Australia and Go Volunteer.
Other Ways You Can Help
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What else you can do to help
- Volunteer with WWF or your local conservation group
- Become a regular giver
- Buy from the Shop
- Participate in Earth Hour and other climate change events
- Tips to reduce your personal footprint
- Call or Email a politician to urge them to act on Climate Change and sustainability
- Become an advocate for WWF – Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
- Sign up to our newsletter
- Join panda passport
- Leave a Bequest
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Tips for eco-living
The smallest steps can make a big difference to Australia. These tips suggest other practical ways that you can reduce resource usage and help our living planet.
Organise a Fundraising Event
Taking part in a fundraising activity (be it a 'green day', karaoke night or tree planting event) is a fun way to raise funds and awareness, and helps build a sense of teamwork, community and achievement.
Check out more fundraising ideas here.Music for a Living Planet
WWF-Australia has teamed up with Shock Records to release Sound Environment, a 35 track double-CD box set of hot tracks from some of the world's best bands and solo artists. A percentage of proceeds from the sale of this compilation go directly to our work to conserve biodiversity in Australia. WWF supporters that purchase the CD online (through Shock Records) get $5 off the retail price.
