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CAMPAIGN DIRECTORY

350 or Bust
350 Reasons We Need to Get to 350
Airplane Emissions
Algodones Dunes
Amphibian Conservation
Apperson Quarry Conservation Agreement
Arctic Meltdown
Bat Crisis: White-nose Syndrome
Big Bear Lake and Lake Arrowhead
Black Carbon
Borderlands and Boundary Waters
California Desert Conservation Area
California Environmental Quality Act
Candidate Project
Carnivore Conservation
Chihuahuan Desert
Cleaning Up the Bush Legacy
Clearcutting and Climate Change
Climate Neutral
Coal
Coral Conservation
Defending Endangered Species
Deserts
Ecosystem Restoration
Elements of Biodiversity
Endangered Species Act
Endangered Species Act Evisceration
Endangered Species Act Works
Enforcing National Assessment of Climate Change Effects
Energy and Global Warming
Energy
Extinction Crisis
Fighting Climate Science Suppression
Fisheries
Fish-stocking Reform
Forests
Fossil Creek
Fuel Economy Standards
Furnace Creek
Get the Lead Out
Give a Hoot for Owls
Global Warming: What, How, Why?
Global Warming and Endangered Species Initiative
Global Warming and Life on Earth
Global Warming Litigation
Golden State Biodiversity Initiative
Grazing
International Birds Initiative
International Swallowtails Initiative
Legislating for a New Climate
Listing Species Under the Endangered Species Act
Methane
Mining
Mojave Desert
New England National Forest Roadless Areas
Ocean Acidification
Ocean Noise
Off-road Vehicles
Oil and Gas
Oil Shale and Tar Sands
Overpopulation
Overpopulation and Climate Change
Overpopulation and Oceans
Pacific Northwest Mollusks
Pesticides Reduction
Protecting Bay Area Species From Toxic Pesticides
Protecting Birds of Prey at Altamont Pass
Protecting Critical Habitat
Protecting Native Plants
Protecting Northeast Lands, Waters, and Wildlife
Restoring Sharp Park, California
Rivers
Roadless Area Conservation
San Francisco Bay Area and Delta Protection
San Francisco and Blue Rivers
San Pedro River
Save Tejon Ranch
Save the Verde
Saving Great Basin Springsnails and Watersheds
Saving Polar Bears From Poisonous Pesticides
Saving Richardson Grove
Ship Emissions
Ship Strikes
Snowmobiling on Vermont's Federal Lands
Solutions: Political and Personal
Sonoran Desert
Sonoran Desert National Monument
Southern California Forests
Southern and Midwestern Freshwater Turtles
Southwest National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor
Special Places
Sunrise Powerlink
Surprise Canyon
Transmission Lines
Transportation and Global Warming
Travel-management Planning
Uranium
Western Native Trout
Wild and Scenic Rivers

SPOTLIGHT CAMPAIGNS


The Overpopulation Crisis
The human population is at 6.8 billion and growing every second. Three species go extinct per hour. Coincidence?
   
bowhead whale New Bill Gambles Our Climate — And Future
Find out about the Senate's new climate bill, its chance of allowing ruinous runaway warming, and how to take action.
   
Polar bear Save the Polar Bear
We've launched two hard-hitting TV ads that depict, in no uncertain terms, global warming's effects on polar bears — and our planet.
   
Howling wolf Hear the Call of the Wild?
You're not alone. Our endangered species ringtones have been downloaded more than 325,000 times in 150 countries.
   
Polar bear An Arctic Icon Changes the World
Meet the beloved bear that made millions — even the recalcitrant Bush administration — sit up and take notice of global warming's effects.
 
Bat Crisis Why Bats Are the New Canaries
In a coal mine, that is. What you need to read about the startling crisis threatening to wipe out whole populations of these birds of the night.
 
San Pedro River Saving the San Pedro River
The Center takes on Army brass and developers to save a transnational treasure trove of biodiversity.
 
Carnivores at Risk
Predators like jaguars, wolves, and bears can be prey, too — learn about the threats they face and their critical role in ecosystems.
 
Jaguar Off-road to Ruin
Off-road vehicles tear up habitat, directly harm species, and pollute the air. We work hard to keep their destruction in check.
 
ocean acidification Global Warming's Evil Twin
See what carbon dioxide, the most prevalent greenhouse gas, is doing to our oceans — and what the Center is doing to help.
 
polar bear campaign Center for Biological Diversity statement on interim restrictions on stocking of trout to protect native fish and amphibians in California waters
 

 

Grizzly bear photo
© Robin Silver