Bee on Goat's-rue, Leicester
© Paul Rogers / WWF-UK

How to Help WWF this May

Adopt an Animal for Endangered Species Day (May 16th)

To donate towards keeping an endangered species around for the next generation to see, consider adopting one of our endangered or critically endangered animals:

When you choose an animal adoption, you support not only the chosen animal, but you also help fund WWF's wider work to help bring our world back to life. Adoptions also make a great gift for a loved one, and there are both kids and standard options. 

Help WWF Save the Bees for World Bee Day (May 20th)

Meet Our Animal of The Month! With World Bee Day around the corner there’s plenty you can do to “bee” kind and help out these fuzzy pollinators! Read more about our top 4 ways to become more bee-friendly at home and, if you’re able to go a step further, donate to help protect bees and other UK wildlife by restoring habitats.

close up of bee feeding from a flower

How Can I Learn More About Bees?

Did you know elephants are afraid of bees? If you join the Go Wild gang with other kids on their WWF adventure, you’ll receive fact cards about lots of cool animals, bees included! Along with other games, quizzes and activities. Or, if you join WWF as a member you'll receive lots of tips on how to look out for bees.

You can also check out our Top Facts About Bees video below, and if you want to take your support one step further, you can donate to our UK Nature project today!

Adopt a Sea turtle for world turtle day (May 23rd)

Love sea turtles and want to help protect them? You can support WWF on World Turtle Day by adopting a turtle. We want to protect sea turtles and make sure as many as possible make it to adulthood - adopting a sea turtle today will help WWF protect sea turtles through efforts to remove plastic pollution from the ocean, as well as hatchling protection on beaches.  

Underside of hawksbill turtle swimming through the ocean
© Shutterstock / Mike Workman / WWF