Your January 2021 WLO NewsletterJohn,

Happy New Year! 2020 was an especially difficult year for so many reasons.
Still, with the passionate support of our conversation team, there were some
extraordinary wins for people and wildlife, as you can read about in the first
article below. There’s a lot of hard work ahead of us, but we’re excited and
hopeful about the opportunities our programs can create to help people and
wildlife in 2021. Thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,
The National Wildlife Federation Membership Team


[[link removed]]NINE WILDLIFE WINS IN 2020
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With your help, the National Wildlife Federation and its affiliates were
successful in advocating for significant protections for wildlife and wildlife
habitat. Here are just some of the big wins that happened:

1. Passage of the Great American Outdoors Act
2. Piping plover and other wildlife no longer imperiled by Great Lakes pipeline
3. Recovering Western monarch butterflies in California

READ ABOUT EVEN MORE WINS FOR WILDLIFE IN 2020!
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[[link removed]]QUIZ: WHICH ICONIC WINTER ANIMAL ARE YOU?
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Brrr! It’s cold outside! Winter brings changes for everyone, but especially for
wildlife. Some go into hibernation, while others change their coats and rough it
out in the icy weather. Answer these questions to find out which iconic winter
animal you are!

TAKE THE QUIZ!
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[[link removed]]FIVE HIGH-IMPACT CONSERVATION SOLUTIONS FOR 2021
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2021 is the moment to embrace the bold, brave solutions we need. Here are the
National Wildlife Federation’s five top conservation priorities for 2021.

* Create Conservation Jobs
* Advance Environmental Justice
* Confront Climate Change
* Restore America’s Conservation and Environmental Legacy
* Prevent Future Pandemics

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PLANS TO ACHIEVE THESE AMBITIOUS CONSERVATION GOALS—AND HOW
YOU CAN HELP US GET THERE.
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What Friends of Wildlife Are Reading:

* Can Cities Capture Too Much Water?
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* Lessons from a Leaf: The Wild World of Orchard Insects
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* Communities & Wildlife: Year in Review
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* Bipartisan Defense Bill Begins to Address Toxic PFAS Chemicals
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