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A storied river in New Mexico faces unrelenting pressure—a problem that a dedicated alliance of partners is working to resolve.
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WWF works in over 100 countries, and we pursue our mission primarily by saving the places that are most important to life on Earth.
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Contact your members of Congress and ask them to oppose attempts to weaken the ESA and the protections it provides.
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I realized that ecology can be as powerful in fixing problems as in finding them.
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WWF has been helping local people by supporting several Alaska Native-led initiatives through both its Arctic Community Wildlife Grants and robust youth programming that supports climate change adaptation, coastal ecology, local livelihoods, and wildlife.
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I spent winter 2023 in Yellowstone National Park, trekking through the bitter cold all day for six weeks in pursuit of a singular goal: to spot and photograph an ermine.
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More than 120 ranch owners across Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming have committed to stewarding their land through the RSVP network.
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Strawberries are a kitchen staple, found in 94% of American households, making them the most devoured berry in the country.
