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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?

Imperiled wildlife depend on public lands and waters to survive. Call your representative right now to urge them to vote for funding to restore habitat on these lands.

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.

Congress must vote soon on vital funding to restore our wildlife refuges, national parks, and forests. Urge them to protect these habitats by voting YES on the Legacy Restoration Fund.

Forever chemicals, PFAS, threaten the health of Massachusetts' people, wildlife, and beloved places including Walden Pond. Tell the state legislature to vote YES on a bill that will phase out these dangerous forever chemicals. via @WildlifeAction

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.