Friend of Wildlife,
The first signs of spring are starting to appear! As flowers begin to peep above ground and wildlife awaken from their wintry slumber, it can often energize people to get outdoors.
With this renewed interest in nature, I welcome you to take a deeper dive into our on-the-ground programs which are already off to a great start this year. I hope you feel inspired by our initiatives to educate and engage people on the importance of protecting, maintaining, and restoring forests across the region. Discover wildlife facts like how turning off non-essential lights on the coast can protect sea turtles and birds during migration season, or take the quiz to learn more about the endangered red wolf who used to roam much of our region. Finally, advocate alongside our Texas team to encourage science-based solutions to managing water issues in the Lone Star State.
Our NWF team works tirelessly each day to educate and protect wildlife, wild spaces, and our communities. I encourage you to follow, share, like and comment on our social media accounts listed at the end of this newsletter.
Thank you for being a champion for wildlife and our communities.
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Happy Trails,
John DeFillipo
Regional Executive Director, South Central Region
National Wildlife Federation
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