NRDC: Speak out on behalf of threatened wilderness and wildlife -- take action today!
The Great North Woods Northeastern U.S.
The largest and wildest remaining forest in the eastern United States is threatened by logging and development.
Peace-Athabasca Delta Alberta, Canada
Tar sands mining upstream from this critical nesting site could jeopardize millions of birds.
Utah's Redrock Wilderness U.S.
Breaking News: Interior Secretary cancels leases to drill for oil and gas on 100,000 acres of Utah wilderness.
Whales
Ear-splitting military sonar is needlessly threatening whales and other marine mammals throughout the world's oceans.
Cumberland Plateau Southeastern U.S.
Coal mining and paper industry operations threaten to destroy native forests in the southeastern United States.
Amazon Rainforest Frontier Peru
Despite recent progress, illegal logging still threatens rich habitat and native cultures in the western Amazon.
Wolves
The wolves of the Northern Rockies have been kicked off the endangered species list. NRDC is fighting that decision in court.
Tongass National Forest Southeastern Alaska, U.S.
The Obama administration has taken a promising step but now must reverse an illegal exemption to the roadless rule.
Yellowstone/Greater Rockies Western U.S. and Canada
The Obama administration must halt the industrialization of Rocky Mountain wildlands.
America's Arctic Northern Alaska, U.S.
Big Oil is escalating its campaign to open America's prime Arctic wildlands to massive oil development.
Laguna San Ignacio/Baja California Mexico
The rich waters surrounding Mexico’s Baja Peninsula draw abundant wildlife -- as well as industrialization and mega-tourism schemes.
Heart of the Boreal Forest Manitoba and Ontario, Canada
A proposal to create a U.N. World Heritage site could save the wild heart of Canada’s boreal forest.
Migratory Birds
Mining and drilling for Canadian tar sands threaten a critical North American bird habitat.
Link to site: http://www.savebiogems.org/takeaction/
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