In the face of challenging headwinds, Defenders of Wildlife continues to advocate for critical funding and vital programs that save vulnerable ecosystems. And over the past year, our efforts have ...
Find Help With Wildlife Damage: Sometimes, it happens - the wildlife we week to live peacefully alongside causes damage to our property. While unfortunate, there are ways you can get help. Florida ...
Transfer appreciated assets to help protect wildlife for future generations. Many donors prefer to make gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds, mutual funds or exchange traded funds because it can have a ...
The wildlife you love can’t vote, but you can. You care about the animals, lands and waters that surround you. Conservation is an important public policy issue, and elected officials at every level of ...
What is Defenders of Wildlife's tax ID number? Defenders of Wildlife tax ID number: 53-0183181 What assets can I use to make a gift to Defenders of Wildlife? You have the option of making a gift that ...
Skunks have less than stellar eyesight, and the sight of two Solar LED deterrent lights will seem like the eyes of a predator. Skunk Repellant Predator urine (dogs) and ammonia placed around the ...
Find Help With Wildlife Damage: Sometimes, it happens - the wildlife we week to live peacefully alongside causes damage to our property. While unfortunate, there are ways you can get help. Red wolves ...
This blog post presents an op-ed published in the Colorado Sun, written by Defenders of Wildlife’s Stefan Ekernas, opposing Colorado’s Amendment 83 and warning that its vague “traditional methods” ...
This blog was written by Defenders of Wildlife Southeast Stanback Fellow Sally Watanabe. The mature forests of the Appalachian Mountains slope into watersheds where North America’s largest amphibian — ...
¡Únete a nosotros a plantar 10,000 árboles nativos en el Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre del Valle del Río Grande, que se convertirán en el hogar de fauna nativa y más de 400 especies de aves ...
We are on the verge of a 6th Mass Extinction, with species being lost at up to 1,000 times faster than normal because of human activities. The United States recognized the risk early, with Congress ...
Unrelenting pressure from some commercial and political interests continue to threaten landmark conservation laws, like the Endangered Species Act, Marine Mammal Protection Act, Migratory Bird Treaty ...
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