Take 60 minutes a day to move for nature and make a world of difference.

WHAT IS CHALLENGE 60

Join the world’s biggest movement to protect our planet – and get your body moving.
From 1 March until
Earth Hour
on 22 March, challenge yourself to get active for 60 minutes a day and raise funds to regenerate nature.
Turn your minutes of movement into years of protection for nature, people and planet. No matter how you move, you’ll be helping to protect the animals you love.

Thanks to proud supporters of Challenge 60 ,Fonz Moto, you have a chance of  winning an Arthur 7 electric scooter valued at $8,290.  You can step up your participation in Challenge 60 2025 and be in with a chance of being the lucky winner of this emission free electric vehicle.

By completing select actions on your personal fundraising page, you’ll unlock entries into our exciting new competition to win a Fonz Moto Arthur 7 electric scooter—yours to win just for going the extra mile. Every milestone you reach not only boosts your impact for nature but also brings you one step closer to riding off on an eco-friendly, scooter. Let’s rev up the challenge and make every action count!

How it works

1. Register

Register online as an individual, team or workplace. Choose your Challenge 60, set your goal and raise vital funds to support nature. 

2. Share

Share your challenge with your network and ask friends, family and colleagues to sponsor your Challenge 60 with a donation.

3. Get Active

Get active in nature for 60 minutes each day from 1-22 March.

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$50,000 Goal

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CHALLENGERS

3 hours

FOR EARTH

Your Impact

koalas matter

By taking on Challenge 60 to help raise funds for koala's you can help ensure they are protected against the deadly Chlamydia disease; create wildlife corridors to help them move around safely; and protect their forest homes for the long-term.

A donation of $60  could help plant more trees and create homes for thousands of native animals like koalas.

Create a safer world for tigers - and humans too

With less than 5,600 left in the wild, every big cat counts. 

tigers are an endangered species, and their landscapes are under threat. 

Raising $150 could help protect tigers from poaching and increase habitat protection so tigers have more safe places to roam.

Quoll Goals

The last eastern quoll ever seen on mainland Australia was in the heart of Sydney in the 1960s – and then it was gone. Now only surviving in the wild in Tasmania.

Raising $200 could help re-introduce eastern quolls to a newly-built fenced safe haven in NSW national park, entirely protected from introduced species

Track and Protect Whales on Their 'Superhighways'

The oceans have become so dangerous that six out of 13 of the world’s great whale species are now classified as Endangered or Vulnerable

Raising $1000 could help purchase drones and satellite tags to help track whales on their migratory paths or ocean ‘superhighways’ using drone and satellite tags.

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Fundraising Rewards

There are great fundraising rewards up for grabs!
For each Challenge 60 milestone you achieve, you can score some goodies to help you tackle your Challenge 60.
Look good and feel great as you make a positive impact on the planet!

YOU HAVE THE POWER TO GIVE OUR PLANET A BRIGHTER FUTURE

Australia is home to unique wildlife found nowhere else in the world. But sadly, we hold the record for the most mammal extinctions on the planet. Biodiversity loss and climate change continue to accelerate – we urgently need to scale-up solutions to address the crisis. Take part in Challenge 60 and shine a spotlight on nature loss to give our planet a brighter future.

Challenge 60 is part of WWF's shared mission to Regenerate Nature by 2030, to create a future where people live in harmony with nature. The funds you raise will support critical conservation projects that protect our wildlife and wild places. You will be helping to protect and restore our planet for everything that calls it home. Learn more about the potential of your fundraising below!

Still curious?

If you're feeling a bit confused about Challenge 60 and have questions, don't worry! We've got all the koala-ty information you need right here. And if you still have questions, reach out to us. We're here to support you to make your fundraising and challenge turtle-y awesome.

What kind of challenge can I do?

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Anything you like! Set your challenge for 60 minutes a day between 1-22 March to raise funds to protect nature. 
Most people will walk, run, cycle, swim, dance, meditate or hoola hoop or anything you like but the goal is to get active and enjoy nature. But you could pick up litter or even go birdwatching… the choice is yours! Just make sure you tackle your challenge each day between 1-22 March.

What if I'm not a fast walker/runner/swimmer?

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That’s okay. The beauty of Challenge 60 is that you do whatever you want to challenge yourself. For some people, a 60-minute walk each day is a tough challenge. For others, it might be trying to increase their pace in a 60-minute run or hitting as many pool laps as they can in 60 minutes. It’s completely flexible and a personal choice of how you spend your 60-minute challenge time.

How do I track my challenge?

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If you have a fitness watch, you can track your activities and log them to your page. You can also track by using a stop watch or timer on your phone. Otherwise, feel free to keep your supporters updated with alerts through your fundraising page.