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How to Be Hopeful: Empowering Practices to Overcome Despair and Act for Sea Otter Conservation

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This YouTube video was produced by Defenders Of Wildlife.

Join us on Sunday, September 21, for a special webinar about acknowledging and overcoming feelings like despair and eco-anxiety to find hope in the movement to conserve sea otters and their habitat.

Dr. elin kelsey will present “How to Be Hopeful: Empowering Practices to Overcome Despair and Act for Sea Otter Conservation. Dr. kelsey has written about the hopeful, solutions-based approaches that conservationists can take to help address and overcome the daunting challenges we face today.

Defenders of Wildlife works on the ground, in the courts, and on Capitol Hill

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Our Rescue Team & Twinnies Save STRANDED Pelican

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This YouTube video was produced by The Australia Zoo.

It’s all about teamwork when it comes to saving wildlife. From the rescue team, the Wildlife Hospital, the support of specialised carers and the members of the public who look out for wildlife – when we all work together, we can do amazing things! Marlin the Pelican was found unwell and tangled in fishing tackle, with hooks embedded in his body. In this video, follow his journey from rescue to release back to the wild.

We are Wildlife Warriors. We fight for an extremely important cause – to protect our

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Mud Devil, Allegheny Alligator, Water Dog, Walking Catfish, Old Lasagna Sides, Snot Otter …

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This YouTube video was produced by The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.

Mud Devil, Allegheny Alligator, Water Dog, Walking Catfish, Old Lasagna Sides, Snot Otter … or whatever you want to call them!

Eastern hellbender salamanders are North America’s largest amphibian that live entirely in water and hide under submerged rocks in Ohio’s pristine streams. These incredible species, which are both prehistoric and mysterious are in serious need of our support, as their populations have been driven to the brink of extinction in Ohio and neighboring states. Gregg Lipps, Conservation Biologist, discusses the important role that both the Columbus Zoo

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