Speak Up Today
Your voice can make a difference. Use it to protect our planet, our future, our home.
Sign Our PledgeOur individual voices are powerful. One ballad can send chills down our spines. One speech can ignite a global movement. And when our voices come together, we have the power to make progress, to make history.
Our planet needs our voices. Facing rapid climate change and biodiversity loss, we have years, not decades, to address these existential threats.
Take Action Now
Speak up for nature by contacting your elected officials or pledging to take action. Click into the cards to learn more about how you can make a difference for conservation.
Saving America’s Wildlife
Pass Recovering America’s Wildlife Act
- Supporters: 48,823
- Remaining: 151,177
The whooping crane is one of the rarest birds in North America, with fewer than 830 of them left on Earth. Wetland conversion, habitat loss and hunting pressures have pushed the population to dangerously low numbers. Reduced to just fragments of their historic range, the whooping crane is running out of space it needs to survive.
And it’s just one of the thousands of species in need of conservation help. More than one third of America’s fish and wildlife species are at risk of extinction today. The alarming loss of biodiversity is not just a threat to species themselves, but to the communities, jobs and economies that depend on them.
Stopping the Pebble Mine
It’s Time to Protect Bristol Bay
- Supporters: 34,303
- Remaining: 277,697
Now’s our chance to permanently put a stop to the dangerous Pebble Mine and we need to rally support from people across the country before the EPA public comment period ends.
The Nature Conservancy is calling on the EPA to use its authority to stop the proposed open-pit Pebble Mine because it would irreparably damage the salmon, lands, waters and communities in Alaska’s Bristol Bay.
Saving Our Ocean
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Supporting Clean Infrastructure
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In your heart each person can change the world. There’s no one stopping you.
5 Ways YOU Can Speak Up for Nature
Try any (or all) of these easy ways to help Speak Up for Nature!
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Sign Our Pledge
Be part of our united community and do your part to chart a better course forward for the one and only Earth we all share. Sign today.
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Help Plant A Billion Trees
Planting a billion trees can help us curb the effects of climate change. It's a big number, but we know we can do it with your help. Plant your tree today!
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Share Your Thoughts
Use our Speak Up guide to inform your social network and encourage them to speak up with us. There's power in numbers! Click here to tweet!
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Complete Your To-Do List
Online shopping? Check. Workout? Check. Did you know you can support our work just by completing your to-do list? Learn how you can give back while getting things done.
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Volunteer With Us
Remove invasive plants with your family. Leverage your skills and interests to make a difference. Tour our preserves and meet new friends. There are so many ways you can show up for nature! Find volunteer events near you
Need a little inspiration?
Watch our recorded "Change Starts Here" Earth Day event that highlighted everday environmental changemakers from across the globe and featured a musical performance by Aloe Blacc and appearances from Danni Washington, Justin Long, Bill Nye and more.
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