Sumatran orang utan male portrait (Pongo abelii) Gunung Leuser NP, Sumatra, Indonesia / ©: naturepl.com /Anup Shah / WWF

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There are many ways by which you can help us, from volunteering for us, organising fundraising events to leaving us a gift in your Will. You can also become a partner or adopt an animal.
Sumatran orang utan, Indonesia / ©: Naturepl.com / Anup Shah / WWF
© Naturepl.com / Anup Shah / WWF
Become a regular giver
By becoming a regular giver to WWF you can help conserve some of Australia’s most precious threatened species and places.
Giant panda baby (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) aged 5 months, Wolong Nature Reserve, China. / ©: naturepl.com / Eric Baccega / WWF
© naturepl.com / Eric Baccega / WWF
Leave behind a living planet
One of the most significant ways to show your support and passion for the conservation of our planet, and all that lives upon it, is to leave a bequest to WWF-Australia in your Will.
Stylish businessman in a suit and tie with a fresh green leaf in his pocket signals his intent to ... / ©: Istockphoto.com / WWF-Canada
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Donate via your employer
Workplace giving, also known as payroll giving, is a simple and low-cost, yet powerful way to make regular donations to WWF-Australia.
Living Planet - Issue 16 - Winter 2010 / ©: WWF-Australia
© WWF-Australia
Living Planet Magazine
Our tri-annual supporter magazine Living Planet is WWF-Australia’s way to keep you informed about how and where your donations are being used.

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    The Borneo pygmy elephant is now in danger of extinction and WWF estimates that there are as few as 1,500 individuals pygmy elephants remaining in the wild.

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