Environmental Action

29 Dec

Environmental Action Shares: Week of December 29, 2017

This week’s Environmental Action shares feature posts on wolves, whales, and more. Share them on Facebook and Twitter to help us convince more people to work to protect our precious environment.Environmental Action Shares for FacebookEnvironmental Action Shares for TwitterTell Your Representative: Protect endangered right whales by voting NO on SECURE American Energy Act. Take Action Now: https://t.co/IvtqjbqYEG pic.twitter.com/PDODHuH9JD— Environmental Action (@EnviroAction) […]

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26 Dec

Environmental Action Shares: Week of December 22

Spreading the word with any of these Environmental Action shares is a great way to end the year — and encourage your friends and family to advocate for nature and the environment too. Environmental Action Shares for FacebookEnvironmental Action Shares for TwitterThere are just a few hundred wolves in Wyoming, but dozens have already been killed in this hunting season. Tell […]

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Environmental Action Impact: Gray Wolves

22 Dec

Make your 2017 year-end donation to Environmental Action

Have you made your 2017 year-end donation to Environmental Action to help protect wolves and nature yet? It’s easy, secure, and a great way to support effective advocacy for wolves, wildlife and the environment in the new year.Your 2017 year-end donation to Environmental Action makes a difference. Your 2017 year-end donation to Environmental Action helps wolves. The lonesome howl of a […]

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Gray Wolf. Photo: Stuart Seeger via Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

21 Dec

Why wolves?

We talk a lot about wolves. Here’s why.The lonesome howl of a gray wolf may conjure romantic images of the American West, but the species has long been targeted for eradication. In the 1900s, gray wolves were trapped, poisoned, hunted, and otherwise largely eliminated from the Lower 48 United States. In 1960 no more than 800 remained of a wolf population that had […]

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Environmental Action: Bald Eagle. Photo by HaroldHofer via Unsplash

16 Dec

2017 Environmental Action Impact Report

See how Environmental Action’s dedicated supporters have made a difference this past year. Just scroll down to read the 2017 Environmental Action Impact Report.2017 Environmental Action Impact Report Blocked devastating budget cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency Your calls, petition signatures, donations, and letters to newspapers during 2017 have — at least so far — helped stop President Trump’s proposed $2 […]

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Environmental Action Shares: Whale in Alaska (Photo: Steve Halama via Unsplash)

15 Dec

Environmental Action Shares: Week of December 15, 2017

These Environmental Action shares are the stories people were talking about on our Facebook and Twitter pages this week. Share them and help mobilize more nature-loving people to speak out for the wildlife, wild places, and the clean air and water we all need to survive.Environmental Action Shares for FacebookEnvironmental Action Shares for TwitterWyoming allows wolves to be killed for […]

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Sedona, Arizona (Photo: @kindofsortofcreative via Unsplash)

08 Dec

Environmental Action Shares: Week of December 8, 2017

Can you share one of the Environmental Action shares below? These are some of the top stories people people were talking about on our Facebook and Twitter pages. By sharing them you’ll help spread the word mobilize more nature-loving people to speak out for the wildlife, wild places, and the clean air and water we all need to survive.Environmental Action […]

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05 Dec

Tax Bill Threatens Polar Bear Habitat

The US senate has just passed a major tax bill… and hidden within it is bad news for America’s threatened polar bears and other Arctic wildlife.The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act aims to reduce tax rates. To pay for the cuts, the bill relies at least in part on expected revenue from revenues generated by new oil and gas drilling […]

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Environmental Action Shares (Photo by Matt Aunger on Unsplash)

01 Dec

Environmental Action Shares: Week of December 1, 2017

Posting these Environmental Action shares can help you raise awareness and mobilize your friends for wildlife, wild places, and the clean air and water we all need to survive. Please re-share to help us build a stronger movement for nature and the environment.Environmental Action Shares for FacebookEnvironmental Action Shares for TwitterThe House of Representative has slashed funding for the restoration […]

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North Atlantic right whale (Photo: Moira Brown, New England Aquarium, CC 2.0)

29 Nov

North Atlantic Right Whales Need Your Help

Off the East Coast, America’s North Atlantic right whales are beginning to birth this season’s calves.These are some of the most intelligent and rare creatures on the planet, but as few as 458 North Atlantic right whales are left on the entire planet. Just 100 of them are reproductively mature females. And because right whales give birth only once every […]

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