Defend the Marine Mammal Protection Act

The Marine Mammal Protection Act is under assault by congress. Contact your House Representative and two Senators. Ask them to block any weakening amendments to the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) and Endangered Species Act (ESA) in Congress. The legislation is key to protection of wildlife throughout the United States.

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Voices of Extinction: The ‘Īlio Holo I Ka Uaua

I am ‘īlio holo i ka uaua—the dog that runs in rough water. In your language, you call me the Hawaiian monk seal. The Trump administration wants to change the Endangered Species Act—the law that saved my life. They want to eliminate the “blanket rule” that automatically protects threatened species like me. They want to weigh economic considerations against habitat protections. They want to narrow the definition of “harm” so that destroying our habitat might no longer count as hurting us.

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New Comments to Tell BOEM NO to Offshore Drilling

The Trump administration’s Department of the Interior is proposing a new 5-Year Offshore Drilling Plan that includes California, the Gulf of Mexico, the previously protected waters off of Florida, and Alaska, including the Alaskan wilderness, where drilling has never been attempted before because of the dangerous risk to sensitive wildlife. Oil spills caused by drilling- like the tragic Deep Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico- will have enduring negative impacts on climate, wildlife and human health. The agency is inviting public comments until Thursday, February 26, 2026.

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Voices of Extinction A Soupfin Shark’s Plea for Survival

Save the Soufin Shark and Defend the ESA. Color and Mail to Secretary Burgum (by December 21)

Download the Sammy the Soupfin Shark coloring page from Shark Stewards and color me in! Make me as beautiful and colorful as you want. Then write a short message on your drawing like:

“Dear Secretary Burgum, Please protect Sammy the Soupfin Shark and keep the Endangered Species Act strong! Sharks need our help! From, [Your Name]”

Mail your colored drawing to: Secretary Doug Burgum U.S. Department of the Interior 1849 C Street NWWashington, DC 20240

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