Your phone call can help protect polar bears

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Polar Bear Mother and Cub

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a national treasure—and one of the most important onshore denning habitats for America’s remaining polar bears.

Right now, a polar bear mother is preparing her den in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—one of the most important onshore denning habitats for America’s struggling polar bears… But Big Oil wants to get its hands on this special place. And if it does, disruptive exploration and drilling could drive polar bear mothers to abandon their cubs, leaving them to starve to death.

Please call President Obama today to urge him to permanently protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge!

IMPORTANT: Please let us know that you called. We will be closely tracking the number of calls in order to ensure that all our voices are heard on this important issue.

Big Oil wants to get its hands on on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. And if it does, disruptive exploration and drilling could drive polar bear mothers to abandon their cubs, leaving them to starve to death.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—and to celebrate, thousands of people from across the country are calling on President Obama to permanently protect this unique national treasure and the wildlife that depend on it to survive.

Please make the call for polar bear homes today!

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Elizabeth Kricfalusi is the Web Communications and Social Media Manager for Defenders of Wildlife.

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