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The Live Earth

This past weekend, millions of people came together or tuned in to watch the historic Live Earth concert to raise awareness about global warming. More than 10,000 Live Earth events and house parties were held in 195 countries including Defenders-hosted events in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Florida and the Washington, DC area.

As impressive as those numbers are, right now we’re concerned with a much smaller number: 218.

That’s how many votes we need to secure in the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act, crucial legislation to save polar bears and hundreds of other North American wildlife from the harmful effects of global warming.

Help us win this important fight. Send a message to your U.S. Representative right now and urge him or her to support the Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act.

This important bill would establish a national strategy to help the many unique and wonderful native animals -- polar bears, Hawaiian monk seals, countless bird species and other wildlife -- that are losing vital habitat as the planet warms.

Unless we do something, the number of breeding ducks in the northern prairie wetlands region could be cut in half as droughts in the area become more frequent and severe. Islands that are home to endangered Hawaiian monk seals could be completely submerged by rising sea levels.

And habitat loss could drive polar bears to extinction within the next hundred years.

It doesn’t have to be this way. Urge your Representative to support the Global Warming Wildlife Survival Act.

Last weekend at the Live Earth concert, the world heard an urgent message about global warming. Now it’s time to rock the House and get the 218 votes we need to pass legislation to save our wildlife. Will you help

Bush Takes Big Oil Back to the Beach L'administration Bush fait encore des siennes pour nuire à L'écologie et l'envirronnement. Tout ça au nom de L'or noir et de son utilisation polluante. Last week, officials in the Bush/Cheney Administration announced plans to allow Big Oil to drill in tens of millions of acres of environmentally sensitive waters off the coasts of Virginia, Florida, and Alaska, including Alaska's salmon-rich Bristol Bay, an area closed to drilling after the disastrous Exxon Valdez oil spill. These waters are home to imperiled whales, sea otters and other wildlife that could be devastated by drilling. Congress has just 60 days to object to this awful plan, so please urge your Senators and Representative to oppose harmful new drilling right now.

 

Unless we do something soon, polar bears could disappear forever. We only have until Monday (April 9th) to make our voices heard.

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Help us reach our goal of sending 100,000 messages. Please forward this message.

Une place sure pour les ours bruns il ya de moins en moins de surface sauvage habitable

 pour ces espèces qui ont besoin d'espace pour survivre

aidez les svp!! en cliquant sur "take action now" merci pour eux!

Each year, people from across America and around the world visit Alaska’s McNeil River State Sanctuary to see the area’s famed brown bears congregate and fish for spawning salmon.

Help protect these beloved bears from new hunting in areas adjacent to their home. Take action now!

Si vous sentez concerner par la survie des quelques espèces animales  qui reste encore en vie sur cette planète, eh bien faites quelques chose? merci pour elles!!!!  cliquer sur take action now et envoyer votre lettre http://www.defenders.org/ Wolf of the River Superlatives seem to follow the giant river otters of Brazil’s Pantanal lowlands. These giants live in the largest wetland left on earth, which is also home to the world’s biggest species of kingfishers and toucans -- not to mention the largest rodent (the capybara) and the Western Hemisphere’s largest cat (the jaguar). The latest edition of Defenders, our quarterly magazine, takes a look at these six-foot-long “wolves of the river” -- and how they’re making their last stand in the rivers of South America

Bald Eagle: Do Not Disturb Soon, the Fish & Wildlife Service is expected to issue a final rule on removing the bald eagle from the list of species protected by Endangered Species Act. The announcement will mark a successful end to a long journey back from the brink of extinction. But to ensure this story’s happy end, we need to make sure that this national symbol has the protection that it deserves. Take action now: Tell the Fish & Wildlife Service to take steps to secure the bald eagle’s future.

 

 

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Crossing Panthers

The vast swampland of the Big Cypress National Preserve is key habitat for one of the last populations of Florida panthers, one of America’s most endangered animals. But running through this lush landscape is U.S. 41 -- a deadly road that has claimed the lives of several of these magnificent creatures.

Fortunately, help is on the way for Florida panthers and other wildlife in the Big Cypress. Thanks to Defenders, the Florida Department of Transportation will construct a wildlife crossing point at one of the most lethal parts of U.S. 41.

Defenders is a leading advocate for wildlife crossings in transportation planning, securing millions of dollars in federal funding since 1998 to give our wildlife safe passage.

Learn more about our other efforts to protect this amazing cat.

 

Bristling for the Bay Alaska’s Bristol Bay is home to endangered Northern Pacific right whales, threatened Steller sea lions and the world’s largest sockeye salmon run. But President Bush has a different vision for this precious piece of the Pacific: he wants to turn it over to profit-rich Big Oil, lifting a moratorium that has been in place since the disastrous Exxon Valdez spill. Take Action now! Tell President Bush not to let Big Oil into the Bristol Bay!

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Help Save
Wyoming Wolves

Wyoming officials are suing the federal government, so they can remove as many as two-thirds of the wolves in the state. If they win, wolves lose: As many as 200 wolves, including mothers and pups could die.

Help us save wolves and send 30,000 messages urging Wyoming officials to drop their lawsuit by Monday November 27th.

Help spread the word. Forward this message to a friend.

Help save Wyoming wolves. Send your message to state officials now.

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