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You can help animals around the world if you take action below. Do your part and make a difference by signing a petition or contacting an official.

4 grizzly bears walking in the Grand Tetons National Park Wyoming

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.

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A child's feet floating in water

Pledge to be a steward for water

By making small, intentional changes, each of us can help safeguard water for people and nature.

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Protect America’s grasslands

Tell Congress to secure America’s grasslands for future generations with bipartisan policies that would help keep grasslands intact.

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An elk stands by a fence in the sunset

Keep wildlife safe from busy roads

Tell Congress to support the Wildlife Road Crossings Program Reauthorization Act. This bipartisan legislation would extend a highly successful program that has provided funding for the construction of wildlife road crossings such as overpasses and tunnels.

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Landscape of a vast and biodiverse forest on a clear, sunny day.

Protect the Amazon and tropical forests

The health of tropical forests shapes your daily life, but the forests are disappearing at an alarming rate. Send a message to global leaders asking them to protect the tropical forests that make our lives possible.

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A frog peeking out of water and green plants

Tell Congress: Protect nature

⚠️ Only individuals with a US address can participate in this action

Send a message to your Congressmembers asking them to support policies that invest in and protect nature.

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Three buffalo in a field

Restore buffalo to the Great Plains

The Indian Buffalo Management Act would strengthen federal support for Tribal Nations’ work to bring buffalo back from the brink of extinction. Tell your senator to support this bipartisan legislation that would help restore our national mammal. 

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A crate of colorful imperfect heirloom tomatoes of varying sizes

Tell Congress there’s no time for food waste

Take two minutes to tell your representatives to support two common-sense bills in Congress.

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A young lion sits in the grass and looks strong eye contact with the camera.

Nature needs us now

Nature gives us everything we need to survive and thrive. Do something today and sign the pledge to protect nature. 

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sea turtle and net WW24369 Jordi Chias

An ambitious treaty on plastic pollution

Send a message to world leaders, asking them to chart a path to a future with less plastic in nature.

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Vegetables in a tote bag on a counter

Stop food waste at home

Nearly 40% of food in the US goes uneaten—almost half of it at home. Sign the pledge today to fight food waste in your own kitchen.

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Close up portrait of an adult tiger in tall green reeds looking at the camera with its mouth open

Protect wildlife: choose forest-friendly products

Simple everyday decisions can make a major impact on saving forests. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) label means the product is from a responsibly managed forest. Take the pledge today to switch to forest-friendly products.

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Glaucous-winged gulls landing on iceberg growlers in Resurrection Bay, Alaska

Pledge for Our Planet

Together, we can take action to create lasting solutions and protect the future of nature. At WWF, we're committed to protecting the planet. Will you join us?

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African elephants stand in tall grass

Sign on to stop wildlife crime

Pledge to stop wildlife crime and commit to preserving nature's beauty for future generations. 

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