Wildera gives a conservation charity a ready site for campaigns, donations, petitions and volunteering, built as a Tailwind CSS environmental template on Tailwind CSS 4. It uses white pages, an aqua band, turquoise buttons and heavy Merriweather headings, so wildlife photography stays the focus.

It suits environmental charities, wildlife trusts, climate action groups and any NGO that needs to raise money and recruit people online.

Three Home Pages: The Wild, Give and Act

• Home 01, The Wild: a hero slider, live campaigns with figures, and a section on six endangered animals where each status panel lifts off its portrait as you scroll.
• Home 02, Give: a hero with a gift card for once or monthly giving. Then a section shows what each amount grows, from five to five hundred dollars.
• Home 03, Act: a climate hero slider, petitions to sign, a warming stripes timeline from 1880, and the footprint calculator.

Donation, Petition and Volunteer Pages

The Donate page is a three-step builder. First you choose once or monthly, one of five funds, and an amount. Then you see the impact, cover the card fee if you wish, and add a tribute. Only the last step checks your details.

• Monthly Giving: four Guardian tiers, with yearly billing at ten percent less.
• Campaigns: live, launching soon, funded and closed, with cause tabs, search and sort.
• Petitions: signatures by cause and status, plus a sign form and the latest signers.
• Volunteer: tree planting, beach clean-ups, river restoration, wildlife surveys, the seed nursery and the repair café, each with places left.
• Carbon Footprint: home, travel, food and things in tonnes a year, against the two-tonne target.

The Tailwind CSS Environmental Template Built for Charity Work

This Tailwind CSS environmental template covers the full donor path, from a three-step donation builder to monthly Guardian tiers. The shop also plants trees with every order, and checkout shows how many.

Wildera includes 32 pages in total: About Us, Our Impact, Our Team, Team Profile, Gallery, FAQ with search, Contact with a working form and map, My Account, Sign In, Sign Up, a password reset page, Coming Soon and 404. It also has Field Notes, Field Notes Details, Shop, Product Details, Cart, Checkout and Wishlist.

• A light theme and a dark theme, remembered between visits.
• Right-to-left support and a flag language picker.
• WebGL migrating birds and a turning striped Earth in the footer.
• Swiper sliders, Fancybox video popups and a lightbox gallery.
• Font Awesome Free, illustrated line icons, and Merriweather and Raleway fonts.
• prefers-reduced-motion support.

What Buyers Would Change First With Utility Classes

Each section’s look is written as utility classes beside its content, so you can read and change a section right where it sits. Because the styling travels with the markup, you can also copy a block, such as the campaign cards, to another page and it looks the same.

Most buyers would change the funds, amounts and campaign figures first, then the colours and photos. Next they would rewrite the petition and volunteer entries. Because Tailwind CSS 4 keeps each look beside its markup, these edits stay on the page you are working on.

You can open the finished pages straight away, and the download also holds the Tailwind source for anyone who rebuilds the styles after edits. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, so you add your own wildlife photography. Documentation is included.

The Contact page ships with a working form handler that supports optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3.