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Don’t Turn Back Now
Gray wolves across most of the U.S. could lose federal protection! Tell Secretary Jewell: Gray wolf recovery isn’t finished!
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A Road We Don’t Need
Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, Photo: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
What’s the real story behind the proposed road through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge?
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Manatee Crisis
Florida Manatee, Photo: Jim Reid / USFWS
With a record number already dead, the most dangerous time of year for Florida manatees is about to start. Help us protect them!
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Conservation Crossroads, Photo: Getty Images Extinction or Recovery? Today our imperiled wildlife is at a crossroads. Extinction or recovery: Which will you choose?
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