RENEW YOUR ADOPTION

This time last year you acted for wildlife by symbolically adopting a threatened species.

Your generosity was put to good use by helping to protect and save our precious wildlife and the places they call home.

Your passion has been critical as together we work to regenerate nature. However, right now we are at a critical moment. So many of our beloved animals and landscapes are facing an alarming and uncertain future.

Please renew your adoption today. As a symbol for endangered native animals, you may like to consider renewing your support with a symbolic adoption today. If you‘d prefer to adopt a different species, please see the link options below.

RENEW YOUR ADOPTION

This time last year you acted for wildlife by symbolically adopting a threatened species.

Your generosity was put to good use by helping to protect and save our precious wildlife and the places they call home.

Your passion has been critical as together we work to regenerate nature. However, right now we are at a critical moment. So many of our beloved animals and landscapes are facing an alarming and uncertain future.

Please renew your adoption today. As a symbol for endangered native animals, you may like to consider renewing your support with a symbolic adoption today. If you‘d prefer to adopt a different species, please see the link options below.

Looking to adopt a different animal?

Threatened species need your help. You can explore all adoptions and make a difference today.

How your symbolic adoption can help the planet's most vulnerable wildlife

By renewing your adoption today, you can help safeguard the homes and food sources of the incredible animals and plants that make our world so unique, today and for the future.
Aerial view tropical rainforest, forest tree texture and background.
Aerial view tropical rainforest © WWF-Australia / Kalyakan - stock.adobe.com

Protecting and restoring wildlife corridors

That allows koalas, orangutans, tigers, and other animals to travel safely between their habitats.

Green turtle swimming around Heron Island, Queensland
Green turtle swimming around Heron Island, Queensland © WWF-Aus / Sian Breen

Expanding marine sanctuaries

By urging governments to expand marine sanctuaries to protect some of the planet’s richest and most diverse life.

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© WWF-Australia / Free Vreman

Helping to save and grow two billion trees by 2030

Supporting our plan to prevent, protect and restore our native habitat.

Solar panels and wind turbines generating electricity in solar power station
© Shutterstock / Soonthorn Wongsaita / WWF

Curbing harmful global heating

By protecting forests which play a critical role in reducing damaging carbon emissions.

How can you Regenerate Nature