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Chiricahua National Monument could attain national park status—better protecting its rare volcanic landscape, irreplaceable sky island ecosystem, and cultural heritage. Lend your voice:

Native bees are the primary insect pollinators for food crops across most of our country. We can’t afford to lose them! Will you urge your Senators to ensure the upcoming Farm Bill supports healthy habitats?

Tell Congress to stop a proposal to build a physical border wall in #BigBend National Park in #Texas

A new proposal would take power from expert scientists, allowing political bias in decisions on how to spend federal tax dollars intended for wildlife conservation. Don’t let politics hijack help for endangered species.

If funding for scientific forest research is cut off and key facilities are closed, crucial research to save wildlife will cease—and fishers will lose. Please take a moment to send a message to Congress for critical Forest Service research.

Protections that kept dangerous pollution out of our air and limited climate-altering pollutants have been rolled back, putting the health of our country’s people and wildlife at risk. Tell Congress to strengthen the Clean Air Act! @wildlifeaction

Black-footed ferrets need healthy grasslands to survive. Weakening oil and gas bonding requirements could leave more orphaned wells polluting habitat while taxpayers foot the bill for cleanup. Tell @Interior to keep current bonding rates in place.

For 25 years, the Roadless Rule has protected nearly 45 million acres of undeveloped forestland. Now, there is a move to dismantle these protections—putting wildlife, water, and wilderness at risk. Please take action today.