A Note From Travis:
With our natural world facing unprecedented threats, Defenders of Wildlife is focused on the urgent conservation work that must be done. We must protect critical funding and defend vital programs that save vulnerable ecosystems. We must engage and empower the next generation of conservation leaders to speak up for wildlife. And we must always let science and fact lead the way in everything we do. All this, and more, is directly supported by you, our Wildlife Ambassadors - conservation leaders who support and inform the organization, and who serve as stewards for the future of wildlife.
On behalf of everyone at Defenders of Wildlife, thank you for the generosity and leadership you provide.
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Lisa Hupp, USFWS
By the Numbers
50K
supporters took action demanding FWS reject allowing hunters to bait and shoot brown bears on Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.
100+
state and federally listed species will benefit from the conservation and connection of important habitat in the new Everglades to Gulf Conservation Area in Southwest Florida.
250
wild Mexican gray wolves are now roaming Arizona and New Mexico, marking the 8th consecutive year of population growth for this endangered species.
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