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The threats to our nation’s wildlife are intensifying as never before.

Record-breaking losses of crucial wildlife habitat, the amplified effects of climate change—these and other threats have left beloved wildlife more imperiled than ever.

Without the support of friends like you, National Wildlife Federation wouldn’t be able to restore key habitats and advocate on behalf of wildlife in harm’s way.

Your donation today will go straight to work protecting polar bears, bison and many more at-risk species.

Please join your voice to ours by making a tax-deductible donation today! When you do you’ll receive a FREE NWF duffle bag as special thanks for your generosity.

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