Center for Biological Diversity

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More than a million species could be lost to the Extinction Crisis in the coming decades. Learn about our work to save Earth's wildlife & wild places. www.biologicaldiversity.org

Picture of a river surrounded by high canyon walls. White text is centered over the image and reads: No border wall through Big Bend.
Close up, underwater photo of an adult and calf manatee in bright, clear water.
Close up of a tan shorebird standing in foamy, white surf. Black text in a white box reads: Why should Texans be forced to surrender even more of their public lands to a trillion-dollar corporation? The court has to intervene now because once these refuge lands are transferred to SpaceX they’re gone forever.
A series of short clips showing Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante. No spoken audio. White text is centered over the images.
Underwater picture of a manatee. There's a break news graphic above the manatee and text that reads: The Trump administration just gutted more protections for threatened wildlife nad critical habitat.
Closeup photo of an adult grizzly bear and two small cubs. The adult sniffs something on the ground while the cubs sit nearby.
Video footage without spoken audio. A small family of red wolves run through a field filled with colorful plants.
No spoken audio. Twenty-four second closeup of a diamondback terrapin. It starts out facing the camera before slowly turning and beginning to move away.
A series of short clips featuring wildlife spliced together. No spoken audio. Text is centered over the images.
Two images from Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments side by side. Text centered over the image reads: "Trump just slashed Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments".
Aerial picture of two North Atlantic Right whales swimming through calm, dark blue water. White text in a black textbox over the bottom of the image reads: "“The public has a right to know who’s behind a government process that could condemn these whales to extinction.” This is a press release quote from Kristen Monsell, our oceans legal director.
Underwater photo of a sunflower sea star. Yellow text in a black box in the upper-right corner reads: "Lawsuit filed to save sunflower sea stars from extinction."
Video with no spoken audio. Three black bears splash in a shallow creek surrounded by trees.
A series of short video clips showing the border wall and impacted wildlife. The Sounds Wild Podcast logo is at the bottom of the videos and shows a soundwave graphic.
An adult grizzly bear and cub stand close to the camera, looking to the right of the camera. White text above their heads reads: "A massive logging project in Montana is threatening their home".
A fin whale at the water's surface blowing mist from its blowhole.
A close up of two mountain lion cubs in a den
Video without spoken audio. A young California sits on a branch, surrounded by evergreen trees. The owl moves its head in a circle, looking towards the camera.
Video description: Aerial footage spanning across a segment of the Florida Everglades. Text overlay reads, breaking news. Alligator Alcatraz is closed.
Video description: Four clips featuring manatees underwater. An illustrated pika is seen in the lower left appearing to have sound waves coming from its mouth. Below the sound waves is a Sounds Wild Logo. Lower, there is an episode title stating "A Gentle Giant Under Fire, featuring Elise Bennett."
An adult whooping crane is standing in a wetland area, facing a small brown chick among tall grasses. The text at the top reads "Keep Toxic Lead Out of Wildlife Refuges." A small logo for the Center for Biological Diversity appears in the corner.
Young soybean plants grow in a sunlit field. A quote is overlaid, criticizing an executive order as a corrupt favor to the pesticide industry. It emphasizes public rights to know about the influence behind it, attributed to Brett Hartl, government affairs director.
A large, purple colored sunflower sea star with multiple arms is under water among rocks. A quote about sea stars and climate change from Miyoko Sakashita, oceans program director, is visible above it.
A grizzly bear sow and cub stand in grass dotted with yellow and purple wildflowers.
Webinar poster titled "Rice's Whales: Protecting the Gulf Whale" with two illustrations of whales. Event details: Thursday, June 25, 8:00 PM ET.
A whale is entangled in fishing gear underwater. Text on the image states, "One whale entanglement is too many. There have been nine so far this year on the West Coast."
A close-up of a thin, green stemmed plant with narrow, elongated leaves. The plant features small, bright yellow flowers along its stem, set against a blurred natural background of grasses.
Video description: A series of clips featured avocados and monarch butterflies with text overlay describing the a new program to certify avocados that aims to prevent deforestation and protect monarch butterflies.
A humpback whale swimming while entangled by multiple fishing lines underwater.
A hand holding a dark mussel shell with some marine debris on it, submerged partially in clear, shallow water.
A bird perched on a branch sits above text about U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service giving SpaceX 715 acres of a national wildlife refuge in South Texas. Below is a map highlighting a location near the Mexico-Texas border with red arrows pointing to it.
Image of an owl perched on a moss-covered branch with text overlay. Red headline: "Urgent: Protect Wild Forests." Below in white on black: "Help stop the 2001 Roadless Rule from getting nullified."
Close-up face profile of a sandy colored sagebrush lizard against a similarly colored background.
A mother grizzly bear and cub standing in dry brush. Text overlay mentions a harmful bill.
A serene river flows through a rocky canyon, surrounded by lush greenery. Tall cliffs and a clear blue sky form the backdrop, creating a tranquil natural landscape.
A painted woolly bat in flight is pictured against a green background. Text reads, "I'm a painted woolly bat, not a wall decoration." The Center for Biological Diversity logo is in the corner.
A silhouette of an oil pumpjack is set against a sunset sky. In the foreground, text from Cooper Kass, staff attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity, highlights concerns about the oil industry's environmental impact in California.
Two young coyotes stand amidst pine branches and dry grass. A bold text overlay reads, "Help us ban M-44 'cyanide bombs' again. These indiscriminate wildlife-killing devices have no place on public lands." The text attributes the message to the Center for Biological Diversity.