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Television
wildlife programs are popular, but do not necessarily promote conservation.
They provide lots of pretty pictures, but little information about
an animals survival status, threats to its habitat, or proposals
to protect its future.
Green
Fire provides that depth and context. And we spotlight solutions
to conservation problems. Our programs connect with a broad array
of mainstream audiences, helping people understand whats at
stake, and inspiring people to care enough to become involved and
make their voices heard.
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Case
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"Bringing
Back the Salmon: Bypassing Dams to Recover Snake River Salmon"
National Wildlife Federation and Save Our Wild Salmon succeeds in
educating and mobilizing thousands of supporters nationwide to tell
Congress they want to recover Snake River salmon by removing the
four lower Snake River dams.
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"Beyond
Borders: Wildlands of the Northern Rockies"
The Alliance for the Wild Rockies finds a powerful new way to advance
a groundbreaking approach to saving species. |
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"Washington
Wilderness: Our Common Heritage"
A coalition of forty conservation and outdoor organizations build
supporters, from Seattle soccer moms to eastern Oregon ranchers, to
protect more than 3 million acres of public wildlands as wilderness. |