Defenders: A Day In The Life – Sharing ESA And Biodiversity Science

This YouTube video was produced by Defenders Of Wildlife.

Join Amanda, our foundation & corporate relations director, at the North American Congress for Conservation Biology in Vancouver, Canada where two representatives from our Center for Conservation Innovation present, workshop, and share science on the Endangered Species and and biodiversity conservation.

Video Transcript:


I am here in lovely Vancouver, Canada this week attending the North American Congress
for Conservation Biology.

This is an amazing opportunity from scientists from the U.S., Canada and other places to come together and share their knowledge about wildlife conservation and coexistence, among other topics.

I’m … Continue

L’Anse aux Meadows: A Glimpse Into Viking Exploration Of North America

The image depicts a fierce Viking warrior standing atop a rocky outcrop overlooking a stormy sea. He has a long, red beard and wears a horned helmet, a fur-lined cloak, and armor. In his right hand, he holds a double-headed axe, while a sword hangs from his belt. The sky is dark and turbulent with heavy clouds, and waves crash against the rocks below. In the background, rugged cliffs rise, and a few birds soar in the stormy sky.

aux Meadows, a remote and windswept site on the northern tip of Newfoundland, Canada, holds a significant place in … Continue

Protecting Wildlife And Habitats: A Look At IFAW’s Impact

The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) is a global non-profit organization dedicated to protecting animals around the world. From rescuing animals in distress to advocating for stronger animal welfare policies, IFAW’s work spans a vast array of issues, all with a common goal: to improve the lives of animals and ensure a sustainable future for all species.

A Multifaceted Approach To Animal Welfare:

IFAW’s work is incredibly diverse, encompassing a wide range of activities:

Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation: IFAW responds to animal crises around the globe, rescuing animals affected by natural disasters, human conflict, and other threats. Their teams … Continue