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Conservation decisions have long been made by a select group of people: academics, government officials, landowners. And historically just about everywhere in the world, these people have something in common. They’re, overwhelmingly, men.
That means that women’s voices are left out of conversations about the future of their own communities. It means that women’s priorities aren’t heard when decisions are made about economic development and land use. It means that gender stereotypes can too often be perpetuated, and women aren’t represented in important leadership roles in their communities.
Research shows that when women help lead conservation efforts, both wild spaces and local communities are more likely to thrive. If we want to make progress, women need a seat at the table alongside men.
Join us and take to pledge to amplify women’s voices.
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America needs to honor our commitments to global climate action. Call for strong and continued U.S. leadership.
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Only 180 Left: Act Now to Save the Florida Panther
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The lands that the endangered Florida panther calls home are at risk. Only 180 of these majestic cats are left, and every acre of habitat is critical. Call on Congress today to protect the natural resources the panther and other wildlife depends on.
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Tell Congress: Protect Conservation Funding
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It's simple: we can't protect our nation's air, water and natural places unless we protect conservation funding.
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Only 180 Left: Act Now to Save the Florida Panther
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The lands that the endangered Florida panther calls home are at risk. Only 180 of these majestic cats are left, and every acre of habitat is critical. Call on Congress today to protect the natural resources the panther and other wildlife depends on.
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Stop the invaders in your backyard
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Invasive species run amok in our lakes, parks -- and even in our own backyards. They overrun native plants and damage the lands and waters that plants and animals need to survive.
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Speak out for critical energy legislation
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Congress is close to taking a critical step to reduce U.S. energy use -- an essential strategy in the fight against climate change. But unless they hear from you now, this vital legislation will go unpassed, increasing threats to nature and communities.
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Test Your Tree IQ
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There’s a leafy superhero in your backyard. How much do you know about the power of trees?
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