Species in peril

Help us preserve the habitat of endangered and threatened species in New Mexico such as the jaguar and Mexican gray wolf before it’s too late. Give online now.

There is something special and almost magical about wildlife that touches us at the very core of our being.

What would you do if you woke up tomorrow and the Mexican gray wolf vanished completely? What would the world be like if the jaguar, an animal almost synonymous with wilderness, disappeared forever?

This reality is not too far-fetched to imagine. Everyday our nation’s leaders push to take more and more land away from its wild inhabitants. From drilling to mining and other development, New Mexico’s wildlife isn’t immune to habitat loss.

If Geovic Mining Corp. gets its way, hundreds of animals in Otero Mesa could potentially be affected. If the Wilderness and Roadless Release Act, sponsored by New Mexico’s own Steve Pearce, were passed by Congress, our state’s wildlife could potentially lose 1.6 million acres of pristine habitat that we are working so hard to protect.

That’s why we need your generous gift today.

Your support not only helps us protect special places like Otero Mesa and Rio Grande del Norte, but it helps us ensure that our furry, scaly and feathery counterparts continue to have a place to call home in New Mexico.

Will you help us renew our promise to the animals that call New Mexico their home? This is your last chance to give a year-end tax deductible donation. Please help by giving online now.