WWF Finland
WWF Suomi · Helsinki · Since 1972 · Environment
Conservation organisation working on biodiversity, climate and sustainable use of natural resources across Finland.
Our mission
To stop the degradation of nature and build a future where people live in harmony with it.
Our vision
A Finland with thriving forests, a clean Baltic Sea and recovering wildlife populations.
Our goals
What we're working towards — and how far we've come.
Save the Saimaa seal
71%Grow population to 700 by 2030
Why it matters: Only ~500 remain — one of the world's rarest seals.
Restore wetlands
60%20,000 hectares restored by 2030
Why it matters: Healthy wetlands store carbon and filter water into the Baltic.
Cleaner Baltic shores
48%100 tonnes of litter removed by 2027
Why it matters: Plastic harms fish, birds and seals along Finnish coasts.
What your support makes possible
Your time counts too: One weekend camp helps restore a whole stream for spawning trout.
Where your money goes
Illustrative demonstration allocation, not an audited report.
Why we need your support
- ●Seal nest building only works in a few winter weeks — funding must arrive in time.
- ●Restoration machines and expert time are costly.
- ●Long-term monitoring rarely gets grants.
Donors get more than a receipt: priority access to volunteer roles, project visits and a say in what we build next.
From donation to independence
How we turned past support into lasting change
Donations are an investment in projects that grow their own income — not a lifeline forever.
Latest posts
Seal pup count up 8% this year — your support works!
2026-11-13
38 volunteers built snowdrift nests on Lake Pihlajavesi.
2026-11-13
Baltic beach clean-up in Turku collected 640 kg of litter.
2026-11-13
Certificates
- ✓ WWF Network accredited
- ✓ Audited 2025