Defenders of Wildlife
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Defenders of Wildlife leads the pack when it comes to protecting wild animals and plants in their natural communities. #ActAgainstExtinction
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Happy #NationalFrogMonth !
Frogs of all kinds face many threats to their survival like habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade, and the devastating chytrid fungus.
Hop over to our website and learn how you can help protect frogs! dfnd.us/2zSFUUg ๐ธ
The California Fish & Game Commission has formally recognized the Mojave desert tortoise as endangered! The designation is the latest in a long series of steps to try to protect the dwindling population of this desert creature.
Read more from Summer Lin. dfnd.us/3Jxqmpk
In anticipation of this yearโs #OrcaMonth theme, 'Clean Water, Healthy Futures,' we are taking a closer look at three toxic contaminants.
Each show how closely intertwined our futures are with those of orcas & salmon, & why saving them means saving us. dfnd.us/49OoS4E
Tired of being held hostage by the fossil fuel industry, Kent Wimmer, our senior Florida rep., embarked on a journey to reduce his homeโs dependency on gas.
Read more about his clean energy efforts at home & how you can do the same, via Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. dfnd.us/3w28bVG
โThe purpose of the #EndangeredSpeciesAct is not to keep species in the ICU. It's to recover them,โ โ Jane Davenport, our senior attorney.
Watch her full interview where she talks #EarthDay and conservation efforts on Washington Journal! dfnd.us/4b71xfy โ๏ธ๐
Future oil & gas drilling will be limited across more than 13acres of the NPR-A, the nationโs largest expanse of public land, under a sweeping Biden administration plan aimed at protecting sensitive ecosystems & wildlife.
Read more from Maxine Joselow. dfnd.us/3wdGdWV
Florida has quickly launched an appeal after a U.S. district judge rejected a 2020 decision by the federal government to shift permitting authority to the state for projects that affect wetlands.
Read more via South Florida Sun Sentinel. dfnd.us/49OgiCW