eNews: Give Panthers Room to Roam!

Trouble reading this email? View it in your browser | Subscribe   Tell Secretary Jewell and Director Ashe to protect panther habitat TODAY   Reflecting on 2014   Bringing bison back to Montana's tribal lands   Not so sunny in Patagonia Notes from the Field: Will the roadless rule be restored?   MORE: Creature Feature • Monthly Gift Giving • Connect   Give panthers room to roam   Photo by Cody S Hoagland As panther habitat becomes more and more fragmented, it will be increasingly difficult for these creatures to stay out of harm’s way. Tell Secretary Jewell and Director Ashe to protect panther habitat TODAY!   reflecting on 2014   Photo by Michael Quinton   We’re proud to announce our success stories of 2014, all of which wouldn’t have been possible without your dedication and support. These accomplishments, from across the U.S. to around the world, highlight just how hard we’ve been at work this year!   Help save wildlife when you shop at AmazonSmile, an initiative Amazon launched to help charitable organizations. LEARN MORE >> bringing bison back to montana's tribal lands   Photo by Sandi Sisti   The return of 136 wild, genetically pure bison to their ancestral home on the Great Plains was a historic event for Montana and the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribal members, who welcomed the wild bison to their new home in Fort Peck.   lessons from the field: Not so Sunny in patagonia   The wildlife, water supply and endangered species of the Patagonia Mountains affected by mining projects deserve protection, not pollution.     Notes from the Field: Will the Roadless Rule Be Restored?   We hope the Ninth Circuit will make the right decision to reinstate the Roadless Rule, giving the Tongass and its wildlife the protection it deserves.   Monarch butterfly This beautiful creature is one of the most widely recognized of all American butterflies. But the loss of habitat and milkweed threaten to destroy this fragile flyer. LEARN MORE >>   monthly gift Giving Monthly gifts provide funds we can depend on to help meet wildlife emergencies – become a Wildlife Guardian today! LEARN MORE >>   Follow Jamie on Twitter and Facebook Follow our President Jamie Rappaport Clark on Twitter and Facebook to hear the latest on Defenders efforts to conserve wildlife! Follow Jamie’s Twitter Follow Jamie’s Facebook   Connect with us      Defenders of Wildlife 1130 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20036 | defenders.org This message was sent to activelid.animals@blogger.com Please do not respond to this message • Click here to unsubscribe   Defenders of Wildlife is a national, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the protection of all native wild animals and plants in their natural communities. © Copyright 2014 Defenders of Wildlife         Defenders of Wildlife leads the pack when it comes to protecting wild animals and plants in their natural communities »        1130 17th Street NW  |  Washington, DC 20036  |  1-800-385-9712               HOME DONATE NOW     CONTACT US RSS FEEDS     PRIVACY POLICY TERMS OF USE           © Copyright 01/11/2015 Defenders of Wildlife. This message was sent to activelid.animals@blogger.com Please do not respond to this message. Click here to unsubscribe Defenders of Wildlife is a national, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the protection of all native wild animals and plants in their natural communities. Defenders of Wildlife can be contacted at: 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036