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Save Sea Turtles
More than 1,000 North Pacific loggerhead sea turtles die each year in Mexican waters. Help protect them before it’s too late!
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Will Fear of Wild Bison Become Law?
In Montana, we’re fighting several anti-bison bills that could end all efforts to restore these iconic animals to the Great Plains.
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Room to Roam
Today’s Florida panthers exist in a tiny fraction of their historic range – and their habitat is still shrinking. But you can help!

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Florida Panther, © Lynn M. Stone/Nature Picture Library (captive) Give Panthers a Brake! Few Florida panthers are left in the wild, but many are killed by cars every year. We’re working to save these big cats.
© Anna Yu / iStockphoto Wolverine Sighting Wolverines are elusive, making it hard for biologists to study them. But citizens scientists can help!
Right Whale, © Brian Skerry Whales On the Move As North Atlantic right whales migrate, they face many threats. We're working to make the ocean a safer place.

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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.
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Sea turtles are one of the Earth's most ancient creatures. The seven species that can be found today have been around for 110 million years, since the time of the dinosaurs.
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Defenders of Wildlife offers works on the ground to help prevent conflicts between people and grizzly bears.
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California Condor »
This bird once dominated the skies over the western U.S. But through habitat loss and toxins, humans have put the condor in a steep decline.

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