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Mexican Gray Wolf at Canid Research Center, © Joel Sartore
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Save Mexican Wolves!
Mexican gray wolves are on the brink, with just 75 left in the wild. Tell the USFWS to act now to help them, before it’s too late.
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Florida Panther, © Lynn M. Stone/Nature Picture Library (captive)
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Give Panthers A Brake
Our Florida team has been getting the word out to people in the Sunshine State about easy ways to protect the Florida panther.
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Lynx, © Norbert Rosing / National Geographic Stock
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Conservation Crossroads
Today’s imperiled wildlife species are at a crossroads. Will you help them?

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Learn what you can do—and what you've already done!—to help wildlife.

Shark, Alejandro Vega-Zepeda Success at CITES This year’s CITES Conference was a historic one! See what species our team supported and which gained international protections.
Bison, © Phyllis Picardi A Rally for Bison In the wake of several anti-bison bills, our staff joined Montana citizens in a rally for wildlife at the state capitol.
Loggerhead Turtle, Brian J. Skerry / National Geographic Stock Save Sea Turtles More than 1,000 North Pacific loggerhead sea turtles die each year in Mexican waters. Help protect them!

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There are many ways you can make a difference for wildlife every day.

Prairie Dog, © Scott Carr / National Geographic Stock Wildlife Advocate Center All it takes is time and personal commitment to give a voice to the wildlife you care about.
Black-footed Ferret, J. Michael Lockhart / USFWS Stay In The Loop! Get the latest news on endangered species and how you can help them by signing up for our alerts!

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