Skip to main content

Get Alerts & Updates

Thank you!
Thank you!
site logo
Donate
One-Time Donation
Monthly Donation

Main navigation

Wildlife
Featured Species
American Crocodile and Alligator
Black-Footed Ferret
Dolphins
Elephants
Florida Panther
Foxes
Gray Wolf
Mexican Gray Wolf
Sea Otter
Wolverine
All Species
Amphibians
Bears
Birds
Cats
Elephants
Fish
Foxes
Invertebrates
Marine Mammals
Reptiles
Small Mammals and Weasels
Ungulates
Wolves
Wild Places
Arctic
California's Central Valley
Cascadia
Coasts and Intertidal Zones
Deciduous Forests
Deserts
Great Plains
Greater Everglades
Northwest Florida
Oceans
Rocky Mountains
Sagebrush Sea
Sky Islands
Southern Appalachians
Temperate Rainforest
Texas Hill Country
Trans-Pecos
Wetlands and Rivers
Our Work
Prevent Extinction
Protect Habitat
Promote Coexistence
Defend Conservation Laws
Shape Conservation Policy
Innovate for Wildlife Conservation
Combat Climate Change
Fight Invasive Species
Take Action
Add Your Voice
Stay Updated
Become a Wildlife Activist
Learn About Wildlife in Politics
Support
Become a Defender
Give Monthly
Renew Your Membership
Honor Someone Special
Shop to Defend
Give Through Your Will or Trust
DAFs, Stocks, QCDs and More

Secondary Menu

About
News
Blog
  •  Get updates
    •  Search
    Donate
    One-Time Donation
    Monthly Donation

    Expert Richard Charter on CNN: Coral reefs in the Gulf as canaries in the coal mine

    All Posts
    Biodiversity Law Center
    June 9, 2010

    comments

    Wildlife & Wild Places

    Image
    Florida Panther walking at night

    Florida Panther

    From the Blog

    Image
    2009.09.19_Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge_Nevada_Cyndi Souza-USFWS
    October 10, 2025

    When Visible Threats Meet an Invisible River

    Image
    Mexican gray wolf
    October 8, 2025

    Opinion - Wolves belong: Controversy Shouldn't Stop Their Reintroduction

    Image
    bats
    October 8, 2025

    Where Did the Night Go?

    Visit the blog

    Get Alerts & Updates

    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    97% of our funds go towards program and support services, with only 3% going towards fundraising.
    facebook bluesky twitter instagram youtube tiktok threads linkedin

    Footer menu

    About Us
    FAQ
    Jobs & Internships

    Contact Us

    1130 17th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 1-800-385-9712
    • Terms of Use
    • Privacy Policy

      • Accessibility Statement

    Tax ID Number: 53-0183181
    Charity Navigator
    Candid Platinum Search of Transparency
    One Percent For the Planet Nonprofit Partner

    © 2025 Defenders of Wildlife