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Defenders: A Day In The Life – Protecting The Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

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Travel to Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in southern Nevada with Nathan Marcy, our Senior Federal Lands Policy Analyst, to protect the refuge and it’s threatened and endangered species from the threat of a proposed mining activities. You can help protect this unique and sensitive habitat by adding your signature: https://act.defenders.org/page/64184/action/1

Video Transcript:
Usually, I work in our Washington, D.C. headquarters, but today I’m in the field at the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in southern Nevada.

The Ash Meadows Refuge is located in the Mojave Desert. The Mojave Desert … Continue

February Wildlife Times

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Join Communications Specialist Jay Petrequin as he recaps the top news stories from the beginning of 2024! Still want more? Check us out at defenders.org!

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Whales washing ashore. Wolves denied federal protections. And a fight to protect our National forests. I’m Jay Petrequin and this is your Wildlife News for February 2024.

2024 is off to a bleak start for endangered whales. On the east coast, a young female North Atlantic Right … Continue

Wildlife Fact File: Polar Bears

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Learn more about polar bears and their threats!

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Why are Polar Bears so iconic? What makes them unique? Is climate change really their biggest threat? Let’s find out.

Polar Bears are the largest bears in the world with some coming in at a whopping 1,700 pounds. These iconic, white bears are only found in the Arctic where they are the top predator feeding almost exclusively on ringed and bearded seals, although they have been known to snack on Walrus, Beluga Whale and Bowhead Whale carcasses.

Polar Bears are both terrestrial and pagophilic, or ice-living, meaning they rely heavily on … Continue