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Hope for Habitats

You don’t need to travel deep into the jungle or dive into the ocean to help protect endangered species. Every choice we make—at home, at school, or in our communities—can help shape a safer, healthier planet for wildlife. Here are a few wild ways to get started:

Eci Friendly Store

Choose Wildlife-Friendly Products


Stay educated on the impact of your products- purchasing can be powerful!

 

Look for logos that support sustainability and wild spaces:

  • Rainforest Alliance certified ice cream

  • Forestry sustainable paper products for toilettries

  • Shade-grown coffee brands

Recycled Bottle Planter

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Rewild


In our world of overcomsumption, use less, buy in bulk or ship packages together.

  • Avoid single use items. Pack groceries in a bin, remember your re-usable bags, compost food scraps and find new life for plastics before recycling them.​

  • When you can, plant native species in your yard or community to give local wildlife a helping hand with backyard habitats and pollinator gardens. 

Woman Enjoying a Book

Keep Learning (and Sharing!)


The more you know,

the more you can do.

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Share fun facts, stories, and species you love with friends and family. A little curiosity can go a long way.

Travel Bag

Travel Consciously


Support eco tourism companies that have proven they protect and support the local species.

 

Avoid buying souvenirs made from wild animal parts or endangered plants.

Happy Shoppers

Make Greener Choices


Small changes like using your car less, turning the thermostat down by one degree more than normal, and sourcing local foods can help slow climate change.

Volunteers

Support Conservation from

Near and Afar


Donate to or volunteer with organizations that protect animals and ecosystems around the world. Donate your time if you are unable to give monetarily. 

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  • Recycling electronics like phones can help gorillas by reusing the precious metals and coltan.

  • Citizen scientists can process data for researchers 

  • Be an advocate for conservation

  • Coordinate a fundraising event

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