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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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The Everglades are one of our most vital and diverse wildlife habitats – so citizens are speaking out to make sure they stay that way.
Photo: USFWS
Photo: USFWS
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Tell Secretary Jewell to keep Izembek National Wildlife Refuge intact, not build a road through its wilderness and fragile wetlands.

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