Wildlife Report Card: Is Congress Making the Grade?

 

	Is Congress Making the Grade? Find out how your representative and senators voted on key conservation issues. Download a printable copy of Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund’s Conservation Report Card (PDF file) Dear Wildlife Supporter, Do you care about saving the lives of imperiled wolves, polar bears and other wildlife? Do you wonder if Congress does, too? Check out Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund’s new Conservation Report Card to see how your elected officials are making the grade when it comes to safeguarding our imperiled wild animals and wild lands. Our new Conservation Report Card measures the commitment of U.S. Senators and Representatives to wildlife and habitat conservation during each Congressional session. It reviews House and Senate votes on key conservation issues and assesses the efforts of members of Congress to protect wildlife and wild lands for future generations. This year, we scored key votes on… Preserving life-saving Endangered Species Act protections that safeguard red wolves, jaguars, manatees and roughly 1,300 species in danger of extinction; Addressing climate change that is destroying vital habitat for polar bears, bighorn sheep, monk seals and other wildlife; Preventing reckless oil and gas drilling that could ruin America’s beaches, poison dolphins and decimate essential nesting habitat for threatened and endangered sea turtles; and Much, much more. Our Report Card is an important resource that you can use to examine your elected officials' efforts to conserve our nation's natural heritage for our children and grandchildren, so please check it out right now! For the Wild Ones, Robert Dewey Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund

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