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The North American prairie is one of the continent's most endangered ecosystems, with huge areas lost to farming, development, and climate change. A healthy prairie prevents soil erosion, stores carbon, supports wildlife, and sustains Indigenous cultural ties to bison, preserving a vital piece of our country's natural heritage.
Indonesia's endangered orangutans are losing their homes to unprecedented logging and habitat destruction. Rainforests like those here - just one example of many - are essential to slowing global heating. Protecting and regrowing forests saves wildlife like orangutans while also helping the climate we all depend on.
Every year the federal government uses dangerous helicopter roundups to remove thousands of wild horses and burros from western public lands, and most end up held in captivity or slaughtered. These animals are a living piece of American history, and the roundup-and-holding system is so costly that it's projected to cost taxpayers $1 billion by 2027 if nothing changes.
Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are being harmed by pesticides, habitat loss, extreme weather, light pollution, and monoculture farming. About 75% of flowering plants and over 35% of global food crops depend on pollinators, so their decline would shrink food supplies and unravel ecosystems for people and wildlife alike.
Giraffes and other vulnerable wildlife in Southern Africa are losing their savanna, woodland, and grassland habitats to drought, human development, and illegal poaching. Protecting and restoring the wildlife corridors these animals depend on helps keep biodiversity thriving, which benefits local communities and the planet, not just the giraffes.
Colorado's public lands are being damaged by surging recreation, habitat-fragmenting development, and increasingly severe wildfires and flooding. Without intervention these problems compound, like a burned hillside becoming a flood risk, so restoring the land before it's lost protects ecosystems and the natural places that people rely on.
Countless wild animals and plants are on the brink of extinction as the lands, waters, and climates they depend on come under threat. We know that human welfare is deeply tied to nature's diversity, and losing it impoverishes society, leaving future generations with a poorer world to call their home.
