More than 16,300 species are endangered worldwide due to climate change, habitat loss, wildlife trafficking, and other grave threats. Join us in honor of Endangered Species Day on May 19 by making a gift to secure a better tomorrow for wildlife.
Together there’s hope for a brighter future. Your tax-deductible contribution strengthens our vital conservation work to ensure a world where all life thrives. Thank you for your commitment to protecting endangered species around the globe.
Due to unsustainable rates of hunting and deforestation, Amur leopards – considered one of the rarest cats on earth – are critically endangered. But conservation efforts can make a difference in giving this big cat a second chance at survival. Help us increase the global population though conservation breeding programs, while protecting native habitat and fueling long-term conservation solutions in the Asian Rainforest.
After surviving near-extinction in the 1980s due to habitat loss and climate change, these wild horses still face a lack of genetic diversity. All living Przewalski’s horses were descended from 12 individuals – until the birth of Kurt, the first-ever clone of a Przewalski’s horse and a resident of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
Habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change have contributed to a 99% percent drop in population since the 1980s. Help us work alongside partners to support habitat conservation and education about the monarch’s plight.