Urge NPS to recover North Cascade grizzlies
The North Cascades National Park is incomplete without the grizzly bear. Wherever they thrive, so does wildness, clean water, and abundant native fish and wildlife.
Despite having the space and food to support a thriving population, the North Cascades no longer has an established population of grizzly bears. And due to its distance from other lands with grizzly populations, these bears are unlikely to rebound on their own.
Americans were able to save the dwindling grizzly population in Yellowstone from the brink of extinction, and we can do the same here in North Cascades National Park. Encourage the National Park Service to act now before it is too late.
Failure to act would result in the permanent loss of grizzly bears from the park during our lifetime.
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Congress: Aid the Park Service in managing historic and cultural resources.
Urge Congress to support H.R. 7936, Representative Paul Tonko’s legislation to provide $250 million for long-underfunded cultural resources and history programs at America’s national parks. We must ensure America’s national…
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Our Parks Need More Funding
Please join park supporters and volunteers today in urging Congress to increase funding for our parks. More needs to be done to ensure our national treasures are protected.
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EPA: clear our parks and communities of air pollution.
Urge EPA to ensure all states are held accountable for reducing air pollution emissions within their boundaries. It is time for strong regional haze plans in every state.
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