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Take Action Against Offshore Drilling!

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This YouTube video was produced by Defenders of Wildlife.

Our oceans and coasts are under attack but you can take action now.

https://defenders.org/action

Transcript:

Our oceans need your help. The Trump administration is developing a new plan for drilling off our coasts. The last time he was in office, President Trump used exactly this type of plan to propose drilling more off our coasts, including those off the Atlantic and Pacific, as well as the entire Gulf of Mexico and Alaskan waters. We know drilling can lead to catastrophes like the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the worst environmental disaster

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World Sea Turtle Day | Throwback to some remarkable moments

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This YouTube video was produced by The Australia Zoo.

World Sea Turtle Day | Throwback to some remarkable moments

Here at Australia Zoo we are home to over 1200 beautiful animals and 400 staff. Join us as we give you a behind the scenes look at all the action. From new additions to animal highlights, our awesome zoo crew and fabulous zoo celebrations. We’ll get you up close and personal with Australia Zoo Life!

Australia Zoo

A Loon Mystery | Climate Crew | Parks Canada

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This YouTube video was produced by Parks Canada.

Good news for loons in La Mauricie! For the first time since 1987, their population is considered healthy in the park.

Thanks to long-term monitoring and conservation work, these iconic Canadian birds are making a comeback—but their success is still fragile and depends on how many chicks survive each year.

That’s why Parks Canada’s #ClimateCrew is continuing to take action—and why we need YOUR help this nesting season.

Keep your distance (100 metres or more)
Respect area closures + no stopping on islands
Report sightings to park staff, on eBird, or

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