This is a code red moment for conservation. The USGS Ecosystem Mission Area (EMA) is the backbone of our nation's ecological research. The Trump administration is trying to eliminate the EMA. The consequences will be devastating for ecological science and conservation. We need to stop this.
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Add or edit an entry.The Trump administration has taken steps to dismantle NOAA Research. These programs enable our nation to monitor and respond to climate change, extreme weather events, and oceanic health.
Connecticut River Watershed Restoration — Funding Frozen
Connecticut River Conservancy
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont
This is another important restoration project stopped in its tracks due to Trump's funding freezes. The project was intended to improve river and stream health throughout the Connecticut River Watershed.
A defining environmental line in the sand for over 40 years, drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is on the cusp of happening. Several environmental and Alaska Native groups have sued to stop oil and gas exploration in ANWR. Give them all the support you can.
The Trump administration weakened the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) by redefining the law. In doing so, they removed protections for birds from avoidable deaths caused by industrial activity.
The Trump Administration illegally dismantled USAID and cancelled congressionally approved funding for international conservation. These cuts are potentially catastrophic for global biodiversity.
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What is this list?
We are compiling a list of Trump's negative impacts on nature conservation.
Nature conservation refers to the organizations, agencies, and workers that protect, steward, and study nature.
The purpose of this list is to encourage and facilitate support for impacted organizations.
For each entry in this list, we include a corresponding nonprofit that is directly tied to the issue.
Please use this list to take action in support of these conservation nonprofits.
4 Ways To Make a Difference
Follow - Follow 3 new groups on this list on social media. Engage with their content. By giving them your attention, you boost their reach.
Donate - Donate to 1 organization on this list, if you can afford it. Even $10 is a big help.
Get Involved - Find at least 1 group whose work interests you and click on the "Get Involved Link" to participate.
Call - Find at least 1 entry on this list that is either local to you, in your state, or nationwide. Call your rep , call your senator - ask them to take action on behalf of this issue.