A vulnerable species
Pandas are doing better, but their natural home still needs protection.
IUCN classificationON THE SIDE OF WILDLIFE
A world where pandas can thrive in their forests. Let’s protect it together.
A little kindness.
A step towards a better future.

They have a home.
Let’s keep it safe.
MORE THAN BLACK AND WHITE
Pandas need healthy bamboo forests, safe places to live and the freedom to find one another. Protecting their home helps other forest wildlife, too.

The forest is everything.
Food. Shelter. A future.
Pandas are doing better, but their natural home still needs protection.
IUCN classificationof a giant panda’s diet is bamboo. Protecting pandas means protecting forests.
San Diego ZooYOUR SMALL STEP
You don’t have to change the whole world in a day. Start with something that matters to you.
Explore symbolic adoption programmes and their terms on the organisations’ official websites.
Programmes may support pandas and other conservation work.Sometimes it starts with a single link. Share this project with someone who cares about nature, too.
You can share your support without making a donation.See pandas in their daily lives on the official live stream from Smithsonian’s National Zoo.
Watch the pandas External website. Live stream availability depends on the zoo.All programmes open on the organisations’ own websites. HelpPanda does not accept payments.
OPEN ABOUT WHAT WE DO
HelpPanda is an independent information project. We bring together reliable facts about giant pandas and links to conservation programmes.
We are not a registered charity, do not collect money and are not affiliated with the organisations listed here. You choose who to support and how.
Our sourcesGOOD QUESTIONS
HelpPanda is an independent information project. We share information about panda conservation and ways to support conservation programmes. We are not a registered charity and do not collect donations.
Payments are made only on the official website of the organisation you choose. That organisation sets the recipient, purpose and terms of your support. Symbolic adoption may support pandas as well as wider conservation work. HelpPanda never receives your money or payment details.
Yes. Tell others about protecting bamboo forests, share reliable facts or pass on a link to this project. Raising awareness helps people discover conservation programmes.
Conservation efforts have helped giant pandas recover. But the species remains vulnerable: roads and other infrastructure divide forests and isolate small populations. Protecting their habitat is still essential.