WWF-Indonesia is an Indonesian civil society organization focused on nature conservation and sustainable development, supported by more than 100,000 supporters. Its mission is to halt environmental degradation and help build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. The organization works to conserve biodiversity, promote the sustainable use of renewable natural resources, and support efforts to reduce pollution and excessive consumption.

Its programs address forests and wildlife, marine conservation and fisheries, and market transformation and climate. WWF-Indonesia also engages the public through campaigns and initiatives such as Earth Hour, Plastic Smart Cities, Seafood Saver, and Pangan Bijak Nusantara. Its education activities include sustainable development learning, Panda Mobile, and Zero Waste School. People can contribute through volunteering, partnerships, and membership in its Members of Nature community, with monthly support starting at Rp10,000. The MyBabyTree initiative lets participants plant a tree and follow the growth of their seedling. Through field activities, publications, and public updates, WWF-Indonesia shares information about conservation work and encourages practical action for a more sustainable future.