The Woodland Park Zoo is partnering with the Oregon Zoo to create an advocacy campaign to save what is about to be done to the Endangered Species Act. ( specifics on the following Oregon Zoo link ) Please take a moment to raise your voice. Local critters at risk: Western Pond Turtle, Grizzly re-introduction to the Cascade, Canada Lynx, Wolves, Wolverines, etc. etc. https://www.oregonzoo.org/news/defend-endangered-species-act
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The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is crucial because it offers the strongest legal protections for vulnerable plants and animals, giving species on the brink of extinction a chance to recover. By preserving threatened wildlife, the ESA also protects entire ecosystems that are essential for human needs, such as clean air, clean water, and a stable climate. Many species saved by the ESA, including the bald eagle, gray whale, and American alligator, demonstrate that successful conservation is possible when supported by strong laws and scientific research. Maintaining the ESA also preserves the nation’s natural heritage for future generations, ensuring that biodiversity, ecological balance, and the benefits of healthy ecosystems are not permanently lost.
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