WWF Donate to a Koala DK donation
A gift for the world's wild Koala bears
- The donation certificate can be send by physical post, email or SMS
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WWF World Wildlife Fund
WWF is represented in more than 100 countries and is the world's largest and most influential nature organization. In Denmark, WWF counts 70 committed employees who fight globally and locally to solve the nature crisis. We collaborate with a wide range of actors and engage everything from politicians to Denmark's children. This is how we create results for the nature of the world.
A natural gift consists of a graphic diploma that you can issue in your own name or on behalf of someone you care about. You can print it out and hang it on the wall or give it as a gift.
The amount you support goes to protect the world's wild koalas and to our general work to protect the world's wild animals and nature.
In recent years, the koala has become the symbol of a nature in strong imbalance. In 2020, more than 60,000 koalas were either killed or injured in Australia's devastating bushfires. In 2022, they are fighting violent floods and are now unfortunately listed as an endangered species. Experts estimate that the koala may be extinct before 2050.
With your support, we work on, among other things with recreating the nature that forms the koalas' habitats and that is disappearing due to natural disasters and human activities such as agriculture and infrastructure.
WWF is represented in more than 100 countries and is the world's largest and most influential nature organization. In Denmark, WWF counts 70 committed employees who fight globally and locally to solve the nature crisis. We collaborate with a wide range of actors and engage everything from politicians to Denmark's children. This is how we create results for the nature of the world.
A natural gift consists of a graphic diploma that you can issue in your own name or on behalf of someone you care about. You can print it out and hang it on the wall or give it as a gift.
The amount you support goes to protect the world's wild koalas and to our general work to protect the world's wild animals and nature.
In recent years, the koala has become the symbol of a nature in strong imbalance. In 2020, more than 60,000 koalas were either killed or injured in Australia's devastating bushfires. In 2022, they are fighting violent floods and are now unfortunately listed as an endangered species. Experts estimate that the koala may be extinct before 2050.
With your support, we work on, among other things with recreating the nature that forms the koalas' habitats and that is disappearing due to natural disasters and human activities such as agriculture and infrastructure.