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Working to protect wolves, other wildlife, and the wild places they call home, ever since our founding on the very first Earth Day.
@enviroaction.bsky.social@enviroaction.bsky.socialWe đ our oceans. That's why we're working to keep plastic out of our waterways, protecting whales and other sea critters from boating strikes and deadly entanglements, and opposing deep sea mining and oil drilling -- so our oceans can be places where marine life can thrive. đłđŚđŹ
@enviroaction.bsky.socialPOV: Youâre a wolf coming home to a family that missed you.
@enviroaction.bsky.social@enviroaction.bsky.socialMeet the adorable Red Wolf Puppies born this year!
@enviroaction.bsky.socialGlyphosate kills the only plant monarch caterpillars can eat and can impair beesâ ability to forage -- yet itâs still sprayed across the country. We need to restrict its use until independent research shows itâs safe for wildlife.
@enviroaction.bsky.socialHappy birthday to 16 red wolf pups born this year! As few as 22 adult wild red wolves remain in the wild, which makes each of these scrappy newcomers a priceless boon for the future of the species. environmental-action.org/articles/tak...
@enviroaction.bsky.socialThese forests couldnât look more different, from a red, juniper-dotted desert to a coastal ecosystem shrouded in thick fog. But unfortunately, they share something in common: All three are currently under threat â and we believe theyâre worth saving. environmental-action.org/resources/fr...
@enviroaction.bsky.socialHappy World Animal Day! Who are you celebrating?
@enviroaction.bsky.socialMexican gray wolves⌠litters of red wolf pups⌠and one intrepid wolf being the first to return to Sequoia National Park in more than a century. Here are three inspiring stories about wolf recovery: environmental-action.org/articles/new...
@enviroaction.bsky.socialThe stakes go far beyond the trees. New roads and logging could break up the habitat these animals need to survive.
@enviroaction.bsky.socialOur public lands shouldnât become a minefield of hidden, poisonous traps. Weâre building a movement of people like you who will defend wolves from cyanide bombs, state-sanctioned hunts and more. Will you join us by donating today? bit.ly/4xTJPaE
@enviroaction.bsky.social@enviroaction.bsky.socialWe're working to protect future generations of wolves from sharing Spitfire and her mother's fate. #ProtectWolves
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@enviroaction.bsky.socialTwo hunters. Two shots. And two legendary wolves were killed. Now, Montana wants to kill 300 more. The tragic story of Spitfire and her mother 06 are why we do the work we do.
@enviroaction.bsky.socialThis winter, Montana is targeting 300 of its wolves for death. Their packs could be devastated.
@enviroaction.bsky.socialDonate today to help us defend wolves in the Northern Rockies.
