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January 2020
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polar bear (c) Michael Caroff
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Don't let the BLM betray endangered
polar bears to Big Oil!
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is planning to undo protections
that the critically endangered Southern Beaufort Sea polar bears need
to survive. They want to offer up that protected land for oil and gas
development - and their own statements admit that polar bears will die
as a result. Oil profits aren't worth driving these bears to
extinction! ACT NOW: Stop the BLM from turning over polar bear
habitat to Big Oil >>
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News You Can Use
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"The success of wolf reintroduction in the northern Rockies that began
25 years ago this week has shown the ecological benefits of restoring
wolves. "
Jonathan Proctor, Rocky Mountains and Great Plains Program Director,
on wolf reintroduction in the Northern Rockies, Yellowstone and now
Colorado
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Gray Wolf (c) Taylor McDowell
25 FACTS TO CELEBRATE THE RETURN OF WOLVES
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Twenty-five years ago, gray wolves were returned to the wilds of
Yellowstone National Park and the Northern Rockies. To help celebrate
this anniversary, enjoy this collection of quick wolf facts!
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Grizzly Bears (c) Jim Chagares
Storymapping Coexistence Across the Country
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As we say goodbye to 2019, we look back on an incredible year
celebrating over three decades of lifesaving work on coexistence
between humans and animals. Check out our innovative story map! Read
more >>
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Gray Wolf close up (c) Ronald W Jansen/iStock
Wolf Restoration: The Missing State
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More than 70 years after the last wolf in Colorado was killed,
Colorado remains wolf-less. But that may change if the voters of the
state have their say. Read more >>
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Southern Resident Orca (c) Katie Jones
2019 In Review
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Do you remember the biggest wildlife stories of 2019? From the insect
apocalypse to new hope for right whales, join Defenders in revisiting
the challenges and victories that defined the year.
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Photo credits: Polar Bear walking on ice (c) polar bear (c)
Michael Caroff | Gray Wolf (c) Taylor McDowell | Grizzly Bears (c) Jim
Chagares | Gray Wolf close up (c) Ronald W Jansen/iStock | Southern
Resident Orca (c) Katie Jones | Polar Bear (c) Holly Horner | Manatee
(c) Jan Reyniers
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