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Celebrate Global Tiger Day
Did you see our TV ad? Help WWF protect tiger cubs and other vulnerable species around the world Symbolically adopt a tiger in honor of Global Tiger Day on July 29.
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How can wildlife survive without a home?
The Endangered Species Act reinterpretation that could unravel more than 50 years of successful conservation
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Positive news for rhinos
New population numbers from Namibia show the success of conservation efforts
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Strengthen the Endangered Species Act
More than 99% of the species listed under the Endangered Species Act have avoided extinction due to the law’s protections. Today, those protections are under threat—at the exact moment wildlife needs them most.