How to Help WWF this April
April is packed with opportunities to take action for our planet. Whether you're lacing up your running shoes, raising awareness for penguins, or celebrating Earth’s incredible biodiversity, there are many ways to support WWF this month.
Celebrate World Aquatic Animal Day on the 3 April 2026
This day highlights the importance of protecting aquatic animals and their habitats. WWF works to safeguard our oceans, rivers, and the species that call them home.
You can help bring our oceans back to life by:
- Supporting sustainable seafood choices
- Reducing your plastic footprint to protect marine life
- Adopting a marine animal
Or you can support South American river dolphins from high risk of extinction by donation today.
Volunteer at London Landmarks Half Marathon on the 12 April 2026
The London Landmarks Half Marathon takes place on 12 April 2026 and you can volunteer to cheer!
Join WWF's fabulous supporter team and help motivate runners along the course. Volunteering at an event is a fantastic way to show your support for WWF. Whether you have a friend or family member taking part in the event, want to get some valuable volunteering experience on your CV, or are simply looking for a fun day out... volunteering at a WWF event is for you.
Earth Day on the 22 April 2026
This is a day every year where we get to celebrate and support environmental protection. It reflects all we stand for here at WWF in trying to bring our world back to life. To learn more about the day and about our incredible planet, read our Earth Day information, facts and activities for 2026. You will find interesting facts about our oceans and forests, and get some great tips on how to connect with nature!
World Penguin Day on the 25 April 2026
Penguins are facing growing threats from climate change, overfishing, and habitat destruction. You can support WWF’s work to protect these incredible seabirds by familiarising yourself this loveable species by watching our top 10 facts about penguins video below – did you know there are 18 species of penguin? If you want to go one step further, you could adopt a penguin with WWF for just £5 a month.