Its not to late to speak out for wolves!
Jamie Rappaport Clark, Defenders of Wildlife
Tell the U.S Fish and Wildlife what you think about their proposal to delist wolves across the Lower 48 before the comment period ends on October 28. Gray wolf recovery is not complete, and prematurely delisting wolves will drive them closer to the brink. Take action now before it's too late!
Two years ago marked the first time in over 70 years that a wolf to set foot in California, stirring the imagination of wolf advocates and the fears of wolf haters alike. With the delisting proposal looming, much of the suitable habitat in California may not get the chance to see wolf recovery.
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An important step for Red knots
Rapidly declining in number, red knots have suffered an 80% population drop over the past 10 years; making the proposal announcement to list them as endangered a crucial step for their recovery. |
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Planning ahead for Florida sandhill cranes
Threatened Florida sandhill cranes are vulnerable to climate change-related flooding, which limits habitat where they can nest. Factoring in climate change for managing these beautiful birds will help protect them for future generations. |
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At the public hearing on wolves in the nation’s capitol, the message was clear: American does not want to give up on wolf recovery!
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Lower your income taxes and protect wildlife. |
The week of September 23 marked the 11th annual Sea Otter Awareness Week! Learn about the threatened sea otter and what Defenders of Wildlife is doing to help their populations rebound. Learn More »
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Electricity: What's fueling you?
Do you know where your electricity comes from? If its coal, you may want to rethink that light you left on… Learn more »