Les pétitions du site "Defender of Wildlife"

| Deadline: 09/21/2009 Urge U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to ditch a Bush-era plan to industrialize America's coasts with new dirty drilling operations. | |
| Deadline: 09/11/2009 Urge the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to propose an end to the international trade of polar bear products. | |
| Urge President Obama to stop Idaho's awful wolf hunt and restore Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves in Idaho and Montana. | |
| Warning: Video contains graphic images. Help stop barbaric aerial wolf killing in Alaska. Urge your representative to sign on as an original cosponsor of the PAW Act. | |
| Tell Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to protect Bristol Bay from offshore oil and gas drilling. | |
| Join Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin in the fight to protect wildlife threatened by global warming. | |
| Urge your Representative cosponsor the America's Wildlife Heritage Act (H.R. 2807) and help us protect our public lands and the vital habitat that they provide for our martens and other wildlife. | |
| Urge your Representative and Senators to help fight a disease that has killed nearly one million bats∧ is still spreading. | |
| Write your Representative today and ask him or her to support legislation that secures our border and protects our wildlife. | |
| Ask your Representative to help sea otter recovery by cosponsoring the Southern Sea Otter Recovery and Research Act (H.R. 556). | |
| Write to the Montana Promotion Division -- the state's tourism officials -- and speak out for sensible wildlife management of these American icons! Latest Update | |
| MT residents only - Write to Montana's Governor and speak out for sensible wildlife management of these American icons! Latest Update | |
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| Help ensure a lasting future for wolves in Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies and provide a needed boost for wolf recovery and management efforts in the Southwest, Northeast and Pacific Northwest. | |
| AZ & NM Residents Only - Southwest wolves are struggling to survive: the latest population count confirms only 4 breeding pairs, and 52 wolves total, in the wild! Urge your members of Congress to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves | |
| Southwest wolves are struggling to survive: the latest population count confirms only 4 breeding pairs, and 52 wolves total, in the wild! Sign the petition to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves | |
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