Center for Biological Diversity Inc

The Center For Biological Diversity is my first choice for nonprofits dealing in threatened species and habitats. They respond with legal force in a very timely manner, and keep their sights on a broad range of regions.

They are the fiestiest enviro group around; going to battle for the critters! They are highly successful at getting actions taken by their supporters and cover the whole country.

Very good, indeed.This is a real scientific standpoint of vieuw.

I read Endangered Earth even on the days (and most of them are such) that are so busy there's precious little time to give to emails. This newsletter for The Center for Biological Diversity is so complete and addresses such essential stories that I have to stop and attend to it. And I contribute monthly to the CBD and take action on their well-thought-out alerts and actions, because I trust their judgment. Especially moving is their continued eye on the Gulf of Mexico and the continuing devastation that ensued from BP's carelessness and greed. I appreciate CBD's dedication to reporting on this tragically damaged ecosystem and their actions on behalf of the animals who suffered so severely from the burning and gushing oil.

While most of the world seems quite happy to ruin the planet and the great natural places it contains, the CBD continues to fight hard and make progress. There are so many places and animals that need help and theirs is a voice against the people that sometimes almost seem to take joy about destroying nature. I find it hard to believe they even have to fight some of the things they do in the first place but at least they are there doing this difficult job- thanks so much guys.

I read the online newsletter of the Center for Biological Diversity. I take action on line, because my husband and I cannot afford to donate funds right now. Our jobs have taken a down turn with the economy. We take heart in the many environmental fights that the Center has won for the animals and plants that would have lost their right to live. We have been environmentalists our whole lives, always trying to help out the natural world as best we can with what we have. We are especially happy with the Gulf of Mexico lawsuits to protect the endangered sea turtles and other sea life. We were involved many years ago in helping out the loggerheads, monitoring them, and preserving their nests. It is sad to see that they still need so much help, but at least they are getting it from the Center and your allies. Keep up the good work, we will always be rooting for you during the next project you take on to save a life. Jenny and David Mapes

This is the most effective wide-reaching nonprofit fighting for our wildlife and the diverse species of the entire planet. I go out way beyond my usual donations with this group as time and time again this group makes a real difference. I dig as deeply as I can each year, and am planning to continue increasing my donation each year that I can. I don't always agree with every campaign that this group embarks on but in all my years of following the fate of those that cannot speak this organization does the very best. Long may they rein in the selfish interests that see nothing but their own gain.

I regret having donated money to this organization. This organization did not portray the real ambition it has when initially soliciting monies from me. I thought that I was giving money to an organization that was promoting conservation and balance between the environment and people. But instead they have used false testimonies and singular opinions to rationalize what they want to see happen. Like using my money for supplying condoms because they believe the world is way over-populated. Or they want to completely get rid of an industry because they think that no matter what the facts are industry and wildlife can't live together. Even though their motto is "Because Life is Good" But they have 16 attorney's on staff to 2 real biologists (7 stated) There is a lot of rhetoric but how much is actually unbiased science? I am sure Mr. Suckling drives a car or uses fossil fuels for transportation, pretty much every form of plastic has fossil fuels used to make them. They will fight for a cure for white-nose syndrome in bats because it is killing off high numbers but if a large amount of people die that is a good thing because we are over-populating. Makes me ill.

I have been following the Center for Biological Diversity along with other environmental groups during these troubled times for the environment, and I am amazed at the diversity of their battles for the environment and the comprehensive approach they take to fight for the big picture: a healthy planet with multiplying species. I am also confident, having followed their work, that they are devoting resources fully to the cause at hand. Each time I sign a petition or even read their newsletters, I am excited about all that can be done in a world that tempts one to despair.

In my love for the Earth and all life I have actively been a member of between 30 and 50 non profit organizations for the last 8 years. I spend an easy 10 hours a week of my time signing petitions, calling my senators and other important Government officials. This is alot considering that I am a small business owner. I can say with out a doubt that the Center for Biological Diversity is the number one organization for getting results. I mean it you guys! I dedicate alot of time to life changing organizations and out of all of them you TRULY do get the BEST results. Thanks to your skills, talents, knowledge, love, and supporters you are making the very most of the money and time that is given to you. Highest of Blessings and Tears from my heart!

The Center for Biological Diversity gets stuff done. They have a great track record for helping animals and the environment. I am always impressed with how much they accomplish with so little. I am proud to support them look forward to watching their webcasts on Polar bears returning to the ice sea.

The Center is the most effective environmental organization I have had a chance to connect with. The efficacy of their action alerts and feedback on what participants prompted is unparalleled. They are clear-eyed and focused in conflicted times. If I had a cent I would steer it toward them so they can continue to operate in perpetuity.

I just wanted to say, that the center for Biological Diversity Inc. has helped save more land and animals then most other sites I write/sign for. The people there have hearts bigger then them self's. Thank you so much for all of your efforts in helping various species have a home on our wonderful planet.

My list of worthy recipients of donations is short. The Center for Biological Diversity holds a secure position on this list. CBD works through the existing system, with solid science and savvy lawyers, to hold our government accountable to the laws of our land.

I love the fact that the center for biologival diversity is not afraid to take on the population problem like the rest of the environmental organazations are. They are gutless on this issue. Also we need to get the livestock off public land.

CBD has been at the forefront of species and environmental protection. From fighting for endangered status for polar bears, to ensuring ANWR is safe from greedy oil interests, to educating the public about overpopulation, they have led the charge. With the incoming Congress, we will need them more than ever.

I like knowing that Center for Biological Diversity is there, successfully fighting on behalf of our wildlife. CBD is our modern day Noah's Ark.

I have to retract my earlier glowing review of this organization, which was based on the false assurances from their staffers that they would protect desert ecosystems from Industrialization by Big Enery. CBD, like all the other Big Enviros, has totally sold out to Bright Source and other Big Energy companies destroying our wilderness, even though they had a very, very good legal case. Not only were substantial, unmitigatible destructive problems overridden (no water, dead endangered species - the surveys LIED and undercounted, substantial GHG emission increases, etc.), but much better alternatives currently exist within the built environment, so there is NO PUBLIC BENEFIT AND NO NEED for Big Solar. Sorry, CBD, I will no longer support your organization. Too bad leadership trampled the advice and wishes of staff, and denied science to make decisions that run counter to your mission. we thought you were different, but you are just sellouts like the Sierra Club and NRDC.

The Center for Biological Diversity is a fabulous organization that makes such a difference for so many kinds of life. They do what needs to be done and don't back down from bully corporations and governments who break their own laws, rules, and rules of nature for their own agendas and pocketbooks. When nobody else will stand up and speak for even the tiniest of lives, the Center is there with a heart of gold ready to fight to the end. I'm proud to take action with the Center and wish I could do more with them. I'm an online member with many environmental and animal rights groups, but the Center for Biological Diversity is by far my favourite! Please keep up the great work and know that you are making a huge difference for life everywhere.

As a sustainability consultant and presenter with The Climate Project, I was delighted to learn about the Center for Biological Diversity in the book "Eco Barons" and soon thereafter became a sustaining contributor. The work of the Center is critical: diversity is essential to planetary health and species survival. The integrity of the Center in not making compromises for projects that are diametrically opposed to the common good puts them ahead of every other organization that I support.

I am so grateful for environmentally friendly non-profit organizations like the Center for Biological Diversity. They do a wonderful job keeping us informed of the issues going on in the world today and make it very easy to contribute whether it be with emailing our Senators and Congressmen or with donating money to help out. The environment should be our number one concern because without a healthy environment, nothing else matters. It is the basis that all other issues should stem from. Thank you for the wonderful work that you all do to help us help the environment!

I am profoundly grateful to the Center for Biological Diversity and have been meaning to write and thank them for some time. They stand for what I stand for, they believe what I believe, they speak for me and they accomplish far more than I could ever hope to achieve on my own. Thank God that they exist. They are trying to protect this beautiful planet we live on, with all of its amazing life forms, from the barbarian hordes. We owe them a huge debt of gratitude.

I am a college student majoring in FIne Arts but also very interested in the well being of the planet. I greatly appreciate and trust the amazing work that Center For Biological Diversity is performing. I have always held nature in the highest regard and felt that the planets systems were a thing to marvel at. As an artist and performer I had an occasion to be directly connected with the Center. I managed a burlesque show recently and through my environmental biology class, found myself reviewing the Center's website when I realized that they were distributing these wonderful condoms with beautiful drawings of endangered species. I contacted the center and was promptly responded to. Everyone was very friendly and helpful and I was able to get some of these special contraceptives with an important message. Thanks!

The Center for Biological Diversity has always been a reliable source for me for information about which species are endangered or threatened, by whom or what and what actions the Center is taking to help. I subscribe to newsletters and action alerts from many, many animal welfare and environmental organizations. I can honestly say the CBD is high on my list of must-reads and their action alerts always get my attention right away. I know they get results! They deserve everything they need to keep up this great work.

as harrowing as it is to read weekly of the ongoing destruction and degradation of creatures, plants and habitat, to know that the Centre for Biological Diversity is out there actively working, hard and unflinchingly, to safeguard the planet and all its inhabitants brings me a measure of hope. no one should turn away from the truth simply because it is awful - we need to see the wrongs so we can both work to right them and ensure such wrongs do not happen in future. i live in Austalia and cannot be on the ground in the U.S. or elsewhere, but i do follow ardently the efforts of those who do act on behalf of us all to safeguard the planet for us all - all life.

Animals and plants cannot speak for themselves - the Center does a valuable service in protecting them.

After following a number of environmental advocacy organizations for years, I decided that The Center for Biological Diversity was the one I would put my full support behind. I have never regretted that choice. The Center doesn't skirt tough issues and it advocates on behalf of all species without discrimination (including the not-as-cute-and-fuzzy ones that are just as in need of support and just as crucial to our ecological system). The scientific and legal minds behind this organization are beyond compare, and the information that I get from the Center helps me to a better, more informed advocate. I love how the Center takes a firm, unapologetic stand in its advocacy work--and the results it gets are tremendous.

I find it overwhelming the amount of problems the Earth and we as a species are facing. The Center for Biological Diversity helps me break down the issues that concern me down into managable pieces so I can truly make a difference. They help me feel empowered even though I'm only one person.

As a board member of the Animal Advocates of Western NY, I find that the organization Center For Biological Diversity always provides what I need to stay informed about current wildife/environmental issues. They take a hard-hitting approach to abuses and violations. They spend money on attacking problems that directly affect wildlife. They don't just waste money on fancy fundraising appeals. I respect their efforts and I applaud them for everything they have done.

The Center for Biological Diversity is, in my opinion, the most aggressive, uncompromised and uncompromising environmental protection organization in America -- hands down -- and I'm happy to be able to support it.

I've always found the Center for Biological Diversity a trustworthy source for information. They have integrity. I thought they made their point well with the endangered species condoms.

I enjoy reading the monthly newsletter from the Center for Biological Diversity. It brings to light all the issues that the general media fails to cover and allows me to help them by taking action on important environmental and wildlife issues. They really know how to roll up their sleeves and fight for animals that have no voice and our environment that we humans have destroyed for so long. Two thumbs up for the Center!

The Center for Biological Diversity rocks! They do great work defending the creatures that have few or no rights in our crazy messed up world. They also don't take money from the same large corporate criminals who are responsible for much of the destruction that is taking place, so they are free to act independently. I've stopped giving any $$$ to many other large enviromental groups for this reason. I feel good supporting this organization because of their integrity.

The Center for Biological Diversity does not back down when it comes to protecting creatures large and small. They have some of the brightest and most passionate scientists and lawyers working at all cost to preseve biodiversity on our planet. They are one of the most effective conservation organizations and I always feel very confident contributing to them.

The Center for Biological Diversity is the first environmental group I have given to that directly confronts environmental problems in an effective manner that tries to get the best bang for the buck on a wide range of issues. It analyzes an issue and confronts it if it believes it can be effective. Not just the cute or attention grabbing ones but the environments and species that make up the natural world that ultimately supports mankind and that mankind should be supporting. The clincher for me was when environmental organization after environmental organization supported ineffective and fairy tale global warming proposals. It makes no difference if you drown in 8 feet or 30 feet of water. This is an organization that I can support without doubts.

The Center for Biological Diversity Inc.'s informative website was sent to me by a friend. I immediately was taking action on issues far and wide and seeing the results in their newsletters. When they champion an animal that I haven't heard of and describe where it lives with such detail it becomes part of the world I want to save for my children's children. With their persistent and thought-provoking work they help me save what I love- this planet and it's inhabitants!!

The Center for Biological Diversity is making a valiant attempt to forestall the total destruction of our planet. It keeps me up to date on the latest atrocities and provides an easy way for me to make some small contribution to a future which I hope will include more than humans, c*ckroaches and rats.

I totally agree with the gentlemen below that we humans are the problem! I feel that we should kill ourselves! You people go ahead and get started and if it has a positive effect on the environment the rest of us will follow! WE PROMISE!

The centre should not 'need' to exist as governments around the world should be preserving biodiversity for future generations. As they do not the centre fulfills a vital role in righting wrongs. If someone doesn't do it this planet will be very 'empty', along with the people living on it. I do not want to have to explain to my child in the future why there are no tigers (or whatever else) left anymore.

The Center for Biological speaks up for wild places and wild creatures, even when doing so seems politically incorrect. That's why I support them.

I believe that the biggest threat to wildlife is the out of control human population. It is hard to take other groups seriously that will not accept this. I thank the Center for standing up instead of denying this

The Center's newsletter provides one of the very few places where one can find out the details of what is really happening. In an age where sound bites dominate the major news outlets, the Center for Biological Diversity is an essential source of information to keep democracy functioning and give imperiled species a chance at continuing to survive.

Your newsletter is an essential part of my constant effort to stay informed so I can be as active as possible & an informed voter . We must save what's left of this beautiful planet which was given to us to be stewards of, not to destroy. I can't say enough for the readability of your newsletter, hitting all the key issues, and the essential service of bringing poluters to court. You are my heros, and give me hope for the future of our environment, that it will be livable enough so all creatures can thrive. We can't live here alone on baren rock with poluted water & air. The bio-diversity of the plants & animals which enabled humans to evolve are essential to our continued quallity of life. Unfortunately, many very powerful humans, who's main value is profit, have blinders on & must be stopped and re-educated. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you do. It gives me hope & motivates me to do all I can to help.

The Centre for Biological Diversity is a key organisation in the fight for nature's rights. It has the capacity to cause real change in the world using the legal system. It therefore hits perpetrators of unlawful environmental practices where it hurts most - financially. Over the years it has had countless victories that simply would not have been achieved by other methods.

The Center for Biological Diversity does an amazing job, considering the enormous odds they are up against. The world is a different place than it was 50 years ago and the Center is picking up the slack where the government has dropped the ball, and is actually doing something to save this planet and its inhabitants. To their credit they have also started to focus on the human overpopulation problem, which is at the root of all the problems the planet is facing. I read this quote by a professor at UC Santa Barbara, which pretty much says it all. "Human population is exploding - our species now uses more than 50 percent of all available space, food and water on the planet. Because of human domination, conservation efforts for most species have been too little, too late. We are in the middle of one of the great mass extinctions in the history of life." (Bradley Cardinale)

The Center for Biological Diversity is exactly what it's name implies. It's job is to help many different species and habitats survive. It does great work in informing the public of current issues. It provides web alerts that allow me to take action on the causes that interest me. I can always rely on the Center to provide me with facts and take legal action to ensure that wildlife and habitats are not destroyed by human activity.

The Center for Biological Diversity is one of my favorite environmental groups. They get the facts, file suit, and get results. I'd say that right now they are tied for first place among the many, many environmental groups I support which include old standbys like Sierra Club, National Wildlife Federation, Audubon and other larger more famous groups.

The center does a great job keeping current on pressing environmental issues and informing the public so we can take action. I've been very impressed with the diversity of topics they cover and their easy to use website. Thanks for the outstanding job!

I read every newsletter and the e-mails in between the weekly newsletter. I trust the Center for Biological Diversity to give me current and accurate information on many environmental issues . It especially keeps me up to date on what is happening outside my area. I sign the petitions and donate when I can.

I enjoy every newsletter! Very informative read! Stories of hope, success, and action. Easy to use website allows me to share with others important information and actions to take. I can't express how important organizations such as this are in defending the earth's precious abundance. In today's society, legal action is a successful means of peaceful protection of what we need and love, from the careless greed of corporations and senseless destruction of everything beautiful and sacred. I love everything about the Center for Biological Diversity and if I won the lottery I just might give them most of it.

The Center for Biodiversity is the only environmental activist group I know that is on top of all legislative & judicial developments and uses the courts to defend the environment against corporate & government infringement and actually WINS THEIR CASES. They were the only PAC I knew who was warning folks not to support the most recent "Clean" Energy bill because it was actually going to strip away the protections of the Clean Air Act which is the only tool we've got for regulating greenhouse gas emissions and averting climate change before it it too late to stop runaway changes that could make this planet uninhabitable.

Unbelievable!! Story after story after story I read that CBD has filed suit and won protections for countless animals and environments. It is just a class act all around. It is the only nonprofit I donate to. Kieran Suckling you sincerely rock and I thank you from the bottom of my heart that you do what you do.

CBD is a small but mighty David-vs-Goliath organization. It was sounding the alarm on the destruction of modern living and industrialization of our environment early on. CBD is responsible for my personal awareness in these matters. And they set the example by being strong in their convictions and actions without being nasty or over-the-top! Thank you CBD!

I get so upset at the current destruction of our environment that I tend to be inarticulate. I am so grateful that the Center for Biological Diversity acts in my behalf.

While there are dozens if not hundreds of worthy environmental organizations, groups like the Center for Biological Diversity are where you want to put your financial support because they take action. Rather than simply lobbying or campaigning for environmental protection, the Center is not afraid to go after the bad guys by filing litigation against those who would significantly damage our natural world. Their litigation is also designed to enforce compliance with bedrock environmental laws such as the Clean Water Act and Endangered Species Act, which so many agencies and developers seek to weaken or bypass. Care of the environment is of ultimate importance to me, and the Center for Biological Diversity -- although a small organization -- demonstrates the backbone and tenacity to take on poweful offenders and stand up for wildlife, water, and wilderness.

I belong to a number of environmental and animal welfare groups, and the CBD lets me in on stories I don't get any where else. Also I like the ideal of being able to easily participate in campaigns. Thanks to everyone involved.

The information I receive from the Center for Biological Diversity is most helpful to me. It keeps me informed about issues I care about deeply and allows me to add my voice to theirs in protesting or applauding activities that are meaningful to me.

CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY INC is one of the most informative sites I've found. They're sincere and dedicated and hardworking toward their goals, and deserve all the support they can get!

I am greatly impressed by the work that the Center for Biological Diversity accomplishes every year to save imperiled wildlife. I rest a little bit easier knowing that we have your team to help save our wildlife. It's a difficult task, and one that is under appreciated. I'm so glad you continue to fight for wildlife and our earth in the face of so many challenges. Thank you so much,

I like to keep things simple. The center For Biological Diversity is compelling, comprehensive, and informative, on all wildlife issues and legislation. I never miss any of their emails or reports!

I have a B.S. in Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation and I am hugely impressed with the Center for Biological Diversity every single time I receive an e-mail update on their actions.

The Center for Biological Diversity's use of science based information and the courts is a highly effective approach to defending our environment. I appreciate their focus on human population growth as the root of environmental destruction and our dramatically decreasing biological diversity. The Center for Biological Diversity newsletter and action alerts keep me informed and allow me to participate in stewardship of the planet.

The Center for Biological Diversity Inc is a vital defender of all our national resources, and the site I go to for information concerning the status of life on this planet. The folks who work for the center itself demonstrate an understanding of the intricacies of our bio-system and ecosystem which gives me hope for the continued health of my world, and the contributor's who report in the weekly e-newsletter regarding the focus and actions of the CBD Inc itself are both informative and concise enabling me to remain aware of the effects of their activities as well as my contributions to the effort. Being connected to these people has enriched my life and given me hope for the world I am leaving my grandchildren.

One year ago, I had no idea the Center for Biological Diversity existed. Now, after "finding" the Center, I have come to realize that this organization really rolls up its sleeves and digs into the problems that face this planet. I love the fact that it tells us exactly what it's doing to fight the "enemies" and does not reward us with calendars, address stickers, stuffed animals, etc. when asking for donations. It spends its donations wisely on law suits and research and clean-ups, not wasting money on mailings and other "stuff" to bribe donors.

The Center for Biological Diversity provides a valuable tool for helping defend nature and wildlife. With its newsletters, it reaches many, the short titles deliver the impact and headlines, the following paragraphs deliver a summary and you can always follow through to even more in depth coverage. In this way, even those who plead 'no time' have their awareness raised. CBD does its utmost to fight the battle for wildlife, keep awareness high and really does not stop in discovering and assisting those causes that need our help. Keep up the great work!

The center is just the best. They know what they doing, tell us the true information, and act, not just talking. I say thank you for the great contribution. simply the best.

I live in England but care about the life of the entire planet - The Center for Biological Diversity reaches right out across the world to raise the profile of many important issues - issues I simply would not be aware of if it wasn't for them, and the most important issues in the world. They fight for wildlife and the environment, putting their money where their mouth is and never giving up, keeping people informed, knowing where to place pressure and guiding their supporters to apply that pressure - they make sure that no one, that's up to no good, can hide! They're priceless and they support the best of humanity and the best of life on our planet.

I really like this gang. They're inspiring. Many folks are in denial about global warming, overpopulation, and their effects on biodiversity, and many of those who are not in denial complain and moan but don't do anything. The Center for Biological Diversity does alert us to issues that need attention, but they do something even better: they report their frequent successes. Their reports of success help the rest of us know that getting off the couch and helping out CAN make a difference. They're a slap in the pocketbook to polluters, which is effective, and they're a wake up call to pessimists, which is important. Because we just don't have any more time for pessimism.

I love the Center for Biological Diversity because its highly competent, dedicated, and effective staff continue to win a long string of very important conservation victories. These victories involve a broad array of issues, from climate change and endangered species to toxic chemicals and human overpopulation. In many cases, these victories are court decisions that serve to uphold crucial conservation laws. They take on many David versus Goliath challenges, and as the David they are remarkably successful. It is sad that our government entities have become so beholden to wealthy corporate interests, and that CBD as a private group must step in to compel compliance with conservation laws. But thank God that we have CBD to do such an effective job on behalf of the public interest. I only wish that more of the soft namby bamby enviro groups could toughen up and become more aggressive and effective like CBD.

In today's world of special interests supported by big bucks, it takes an organization like the Center for Biodiversity with all their legal expertise coupled with their commitment to the earth and its inhabitants to win the battles to save our environment. The concise news blurbs keep me informed with a minimum of time and provide links if additional information is desired. The ease with which I can take action by signing a petition "on line" insures my continued support. Kudos for a job well done.

The Center for Biological Diversity researches its projects thoroughly. Their campaigns help wildlife and people. Their action is effective. They are leaders in their field.

I count on the Center for Biological Diversity to keep me informed on the latest issues with factual easy to read information. And I appreciate that they give me a chance to speak out on issues I care about.

The Center's newsletters are of great interest to those concerned about conservation, the earth and all of its inhabitants. While many species are driven to near extinction, the Center for Biological Diversity keeps us well informed - and in layman's terms. The information is always easy to read and digest, and the calls to action are simple yet significant. I'll often share links on Twitter and a Facebook business page, the responses are very encouraging.

What a wonderful organization that helps in so many areas. I am pleased to know that such organizations are our voice and our hands out in the world making a difference.

Simply, top defenders of America, the beautiful, sine qua non!

The Center for Biological Diversity gets it right every time. They are one of the best organizations on the planet... helping all beings to live. I take action when requested and send those actions to my list of action takers who send it on to their list. They work on behalf of good... something so few organizations do with hidden agendas. I love the and am grateful for the center discovering that which few would know and then going after a positive resolution.

sign the petitions they send out and they are probably one of the few orgs if not the only eco group that really gets out there accomplishes miracles for what seems like a small outfit.if they had a larger budget they would most likely be dangerous !!!

I really enjoy getting educational material from the Center For Biological Diversity. It allows me to be able to help the planet even without spending large sums of money (simply being educated and filling out short petitions). I have donated to the company as well and I know it will always go to a good cause. It's a nice feeling! They also send you success stories so you get to see how your petition signings and money goes to good use.

I really like the Center for Biological diversity because thet advocate for all living things & understand that everything on this planet has something to contribute.(still not sure about roaches!) Their emails are concise & easy to understand & they make it easy to take action. I also appreciate their willingness to go to court to protect even tiny little creatures.

The Center for Biological Diversity is an outstanding organization that speaks for those living things who cannot speak for themselves. In a world that is driven by profits it is certainly inspirational and refreshing to know that while I'm out there working to put food on my table there are passionate, determined people in the CFBD fighting and working hard each and every day—to protect life's most precious gift—it's nature!

The Center for Biological Diversity is an outstanding organization. They care about and work for the best possible solution to all types of ecological situations that include wildlife, humans, the earth. They communicate accurate facts, pros & cons, possible solutions in an easy to understand fashion that makes people very aware of what is happening. They provide followups that keep people informed on the progress of a particular issue. Their staff is dedicated to the issues and obviously very talented. I support them because I know they will use petition signatures and monetary gifts wisely. I especially appreciate the efforts in trying to save the wolves.

The Center for Biological Diversity has done a phenomenal job protecting our endangered wildlife. I can not give enough kudos to their excellence of their legal and scientific research staff. Even more surprising, they accomplish so much with so little funding.

The Center for Biological Diversity Inc. says it all! I view your organization as the spear head and we the supporters the shaft! I value that you value all life; newts to elephants...we MUST try to save their habitat and them for our collective sakes...keep on keeping on! M.B. Coey.

The Center is one of the few environmental groups that doesn't constantly remind the reader of how wonderful it is and please send money. Refreshing. As a forty-year Alaskan and conservationist, I enjoy the action the Center takes as well - they go to court and fight for preservation of our wilderness and its inhabitants. Good job! Dee Longenbaugh

This is one of the best environmental organizations going. They have great communication regarding causes that need action now as well as ongoing successes that inspire and encourage. Number One in my book.

I get email from all kinds of ecological organizations. The Center is my favorite. They "get it" that we're doomed without biological variety and that we are destroying that variety at top speed. Their information is clear and concise, and they make it easy to stand up and be counted. Their legal team is top notch and has accomplished what seem to me to be miracles.

I will be brief. What is most appreciated by me the the no nonsense of going to the courts for redress of ecological damage and, further, doing so in a timely manner to prevent environmental damage or harm to sensitive species. The combination of sound science, first rate legal skill and wide spread vigilance makes the CBD part of the most effective of environmental defense groups. What is also most gratifying is the method with which the accomplish outreach to the public. Once reached, the people who respond to the CBD are the most loyal and responsive anywhere, and that includes myself. When I am asked to name what environmental groups I consider to be the most effective, the CBD comes to mind immediately.

I never fail to be amazed at the Center's scope of knowledge, reach, and number of actions they have in their sights at any given time. They are a great resource for these discouraging times. Bravo.

I support the Center For Biological Diversity because they are actually committed to their cause: The protection of Biological Diversity the world over, something I too believe in strongly. They get results, and they don't give up or back down. They don't wilt in the face of powerful interest or lobby groups. They get results!

The Center For Biological Diversity is doing more to protect the environment than any organization I know of. I read the newsletters and I woud ontribute financialy if I had the money to do that. I appreciate the work that the Center for Biolgical Diversity is doing.

I EXTEND SO MUCH GRATITUDE TO CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY FOR THEIR WISE AND EFFICIENT WORKS. MY HARD EARNED MONEY IS WELL GIVEN TO THEM. BEST TO YOU ABIGAIL

Having Center for Biological Diversity protecting our forests, oceans and wildlands, gives us an amazing team and edge against the forces who might like to continue destroying the earth for their personal profit. Without Center for Biological Diversity on our team, for instance, Caltrans would think nothing about cutting redwoods and roots of ancient redwoods in a protected state park, just for the sake of bigger trucks getting to big box stores 10 minutes faster. Not only are they helping to save tax payers money, they are highly instrumentel in saving this planet. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thanks from the top of my heart too.

The Center For Biological Diversity never gives up on something they believe in. They should be highly recommended for their work to protect the environment and the wildlife that depend on it. This is also my passion.

I proudly support the Center for Biological Diversity because, quite simply, they are effective. When I receive my weekly e-newsletter it's always full of updates on cases they've won, or in the event they did not win, how they plan to keep fighting.

I am super impressed with the work that Center for Biological Diversity is doing. They kick butt on behalf of wildlife in court. They have a cool population awareness program that had me handing out condoms next to a university campus to bring attention to population impact on wildlife. The students loved it! They are saving wolves, fighting big oil, speaking up for frogs, birds, bison and fish in court and to governments.

The Center for Biological Diversity is a powerhouse. Despite comparatively limited funding, they go head-to-head against some of the most powerful and wealthy organizations and/or companies in the world. They fight - and often WIN. They fight for all animals and plants, even those that slip under the radar or aren't 'glamorous'. I donate to them monthly and will continue to do so. They are making such a dramatic impact - I'm profoundly proud of them and the work they do.

The Center for Biological Diversity stands up for all of those that either can not speak or just do not know the right channels to go through. They honestly CARE about keeping our earth and all it's inhabitants safe and healthy. Without their help we would be even deeper into trouble! Thank GOD for honest caring companies like them! They give us all hope for our future and they do it freely and from the heart! How many companies can you say that about?

The Center is the most dedicated group which I have ever had the pleasure of belonging to. They defend the issues and educate us the general public in the issues which are the most at stake. Their newsletter is one which I look forward to as they cover briefly but still in depth the causes which matter most to me and the public. Without the Center we would be lacking in information and direction. When I have had a reason to call them, they are most knowledgable on the issue, polite, head me in the correct direction and also guide me in what manner I should proceed to be the most effective. Long live the Center for Biological Diversity.

CBD does some of the best work advocating for wildlife and wilderness. The premise that there must be bio-diversity for the planet to survive is one of the keys to the success of their work, I think. They also have a great legal team, ready to go to court to fight for these things. I'm very proud to be a supporter and I use their information to educate others.

I've been receiving The Center's Newsletter and petitions for just a short time but am impressed with the comprehensive and efficent ways they handle the world's eco-events, good ,bad, and downright ugly. The organization does what it asks volunteers and petition signers to do - 'TAKE ACTION'. Happy I found them through my Care2 affiliation, where I see many petitions from various organizations. Wow - they are non-profit too!

I feel this is a very important organization, with great information and updates on environmental issues. I just wish humans would be protectors of our only earth instead of destroyers. Good luck!

When I think about courage and the spirit to go out and fight for what is right, I think of the Center for Biological Diversity. Time and again, as I have done my small part by taking action, I read about your winning suits against incredible odds to defend those who are in peril from ignorance and greed. What an awesome organization you are! You are the model for what a defender of the Earth needs to be. Please, don't stop and don't give up, ever.

Every day I receive urgent messages from an overplus of environmental organizations. Every one speaks with urgency, some with panic, some with overtones of doom, some with stridency. All speak from threatened refuges. The Center for Biological Diversity stands out for its mature tone and measured recommendations, backed up with tested reports. Because of this, it has achieved lasting results and significant gains in our management of our resources, rather than mere ticks on a totem board.

THE CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IS ONE OF THE BEST NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS & I TRULY APPRECIATE ALL THEIR EFFORTS. THEY MAKE IT EASY FOR THE PUBLIC TO INFORMED AND PARTICIPATE ON ISSUES MOST IMPORTANT TO US. THEIR NEWS LETTER CUTS TO THE CHASE, WITH EASY ACCESS TO SIGN PETITIONS, WHILE TEMPORARILLY KEEPING OUR PERSONAL INFO LOCKED IN, TO PARTICIPATE ON MORE THAN 1 PETITIONS. THEIR WRITERS MAKE IT EASY TO GET THE BASIC BUT MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN EITHER THE HEADLINE OR FIRST PARAGRAPH, WHICH IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. PLUS I AM UNAWARE OF EXUBERANT SALARIES BEING PAID OUT TO BOARD MEMBERS & SUCH, WHICH IS BEYOND REFRESHING. I LOOK FORWARD TO THEIR CONTINUED EFFORTS AND BEING A STRONG SUPPORTER.

I used to donate to many environmental groups and over the years I have seen that my dollars go furthest with the Center for Biological Diversity. Then I had the opportunity to see our local representative from CBD in action and I was completely blown away by his ability to recall facts, present his arguments in a non-confrontational way, and present compelling outlines for better choices. That made a believer of me and caused me to sign up for monthly donations!

When I have money to donate, this will be 1 of my first non-profits to see any. They were on top of the Gulf disaster from the start and they are still at it.

Center for Biological Diversity gets things done! They have a great legal team and are not afraid to challenge all the way to the top of the corporate-government heap for our earth. I live near a military town where CBD has challenged the fort in past years on its impact on the local watershed and river. They are not popular with the majority of business people here for that reason (after all military = money), but I have been behind their work for 20 years! I speak up for them and for the earth without reserve. Without water no one can thrive here either. Your (Earth) Mother loves you, and so do I!

Animals, plants and children cannot defend or speak for themselves, and the Center for Biological Diversity is speaking for animals and habitat on my behalf. When I see the they are filing comments, suits or amicus briefs on behalf of threatened or endangered animals and their habitats, I do a fist-pump and send in a check. They pick the right battles, in my opinion, and get results. That is why I support them. When I see action instead of words, and results instead of promises, I am glad to continue whatever support I can offer.

It is a blessing to know that the Center for Biological Diversity stands out head and shoulders among the many worthy defenders of our planet. As an individul, there is a limi to what I can do, but when you get a dedicated, informed and intelligent group together, the sky is the limit.

I support the Center because they represent my and the public's best interests. They seem to be always at the heart of the matter, delving into problems right at the start. They manage to cover ecological problems from over population, to saving wilderness and endangered species and seem to cover all categories well. They give me a good opportunity to help by writing letters and making phone calls for campaigns that are of critical importance. When I read about environmental situations in the paper, the Center is usually already involved.

Without a doubt, one of the most forward-thinking leaders on the environmental front. This gifted, hard-working, focused group of individuals have the expertise and diligence to really make a difference. I would hate to think of the future of this earth and all living beings on it without them.

The Center for Biological Diversity restores my faith in environmental nonprofits. It consistently takes strong, principled action on important issues/ At a time when many other organizations are busy watering down efforts and brokering deals with corporations, the Center's bold, ethical behavior is refreshing. When I consider making a donation to a nonprofit, they top my list.

One word: effective. While many other environmental organizations work to shift public opinion on environmental issues - a worthy but sometimes quixotic goal - CBD does it differently. They sue, and with amazing success, to save the planet one species (and sometimes ecosystem) at a time. A great thorn in the side of amoral business interests and immoral politicians when it comes to overexploitation of our few remaining resources. Thank Gaia for the Center for Biological Diversity. Hands down the best bang for your environmental buck.

I support the Center because they have an evident commitment to combatting enemies of the environment at the highest and most effective levels. They bring shady, corrupted initiatives into the light so that the general public can become involved and assist in stopping those that care more for money and power than preserving the fragile balance of the natural world. Their selflessness should be applauded by all.

Passionate, tough and effective advocates for our natural world.

The Center for Biological Diversity allows me to participate in efforts to positively impact the environment. They work hard to protect wildlife, plants, marine life, land - in general, the whole ecosystem. They have learned efficient and productive ways to make our voices heard. Their regular feedback on the progress of various issues is greatly appreciated and often gives cause for hope. They empower people to actually DO something about their concerns instead of just saying "Isn't that awful".

I support the Center for Biological Diversity because they have such a strong track record of meaningful, lasting achievements. I feel confident that my donations are effective investments in ensuring that wildlife, birds and fish will receive the protections they need to survive.

Because of the Center for Biological Diversity's consistently great work on behalf of imperiled species and their habitat, my husband and I have chosen to include the organization in our trust--a portion of whatever we have when we leave this Earth will go to help the incredible people in this organization continue to professionally and effectively represent the species we care so much about. When I have presented the Center with questions, I have always received prompt and solid responses, and I am grateful that they never give up on the tough issues, regardless of obstacles and setbacks. I think the Center is one of the best environmental groups out there, if not THE best.

This group gets a huge amount of work done on a very tiny budget compared to other national groups. The people I've interacted with who work there are very passionate and pretty much work all the time for not very much money. I was especially impressed when they helped stop endangered sea turtles from being burned alive during clean-up during the BP oil spill. And they're still focused on the spill's effects and making sure offshore drilling doesn't cause such a horrible spill later on. Like in the Arctic.

The Center for Biological Diversity has always been one of the most influential groups out there, actually affecting change in government policies. And they're really successful at stopping bad projects from hurting animals and plants that might otherwise go extinct. The Center helps save ALL species, not just endangered gray wolves and polar bears but also beetles and thistles. All species are necessary to save if we want to stop our planet's ecosystems from unraveling. And us people depend on those ecosystems for our own survival.

I believe that The Center for Biological Diversity is a great asset the fight against over population and has really helped keep me informed about such topics as diminishing habitat and the growing endangered species list. The situation with Giant Palouse Earthworm is one that speaks close to my heart, for this is my power animal and I feel a threat to this creature is a threat to my basic self. I am also quite fond of the campaign The Center for Biological Diversity has set forth which features endangered species on condoms. This campaign helps to remind people that it is not only evil corporations and the Tea Party that are destroying our plant, but our reproductive choices as well. This is an important fight and with The Center for Biological Diversity on the front line I can sleep easy at night.

i first learned about the Center for Biological Diversity through family members in Tucson. Being from Wisconsin, we have a different set of ecological challenges. The Center's newsletter is one of the best ones I've seen; the articles capture my interest and lead me to want to learn more about your part of the country. I'm so happy that there is a proactive organization like this that will speak out to protect the environment and work to save endangered species that cannot speak for themselves.

The Center for Biological Diversity has come a long ways from their humble and successful beginning to their myriad of more recent accomplishments. They are truly an inspiration for activists world wide and have contributed to a variety of successful missions. I'm glad to contribute to this organization as I believe they truly provide a solid foundation for the advocacy of change and have become true champions of nature.

This charity can't even file it's taxes on time.It's upper managment is way over paid,and they are nothing but eco-nuts wanting to take away our freedoms to hunt,fish, and enjoy the outdoors...

Just another activist group looking to run roughshod over the freedoms of this country through the use of activist judges, and the farming of taxpayer funds from suing the government. The use of the ESA as a tool to destroy constitutional freedoms is used to the full extent by this org. I have watched as they file lawsuits in direct conflict to the current science, and their position that wolves should be planted in every state only shows how extremist these folks are. They have some very well compensated employee's for people just trying to do the "right' thing.

This is a great organization - very focused and efficient, and very effective at achieving their aims. Their campaigns have ranged from those addressing the larger threats we face today (obvious example being the Deepwater Horizon well), to the focused and local, to the creative, such as distributing endangered species condoms! All around a terrific non-profit, and my favorite, as environmental organizations go.

Please stop these ecoterrorists! Their blockage of the Schultz Pass timber-thinning project in 2007 has resulted in the loss of more than 15,000 acres of habitat in the Schultz fire of June 20, 2010. Granted they had the best of intentions, but the ill conceived legal obstruction has resulted in destruction of the very resource they supposedly wish to protect. The Center for Biological Diversity has as much responsibility for the horrific outcome as the irresponsible camper who abandoned the campfire.

I was introduced to the Center for Biological Diversity by my 12 year old son. He discovered the Center through his interest in environmental issues and a school project to participate in saving Nevada’s Amargosa toads. From there, his own independent research and his admiration of the Center’s work, which is so beautifully documented on their website, led him to initiate a project that would raise money for them. What so impresses me about this organization is that they understand the importance of supporting and nurturing the passions of children who are coming of age and who need a forum and a structure to help channel their not insignificant energy to fix what we are so dangerously close to destroying. The Center treated him with respect and kindness as he organized a benefit concert to raise money to aid in the Gulf disaster. They highlighted his efforts on their Activist Spotlight page and were always responsive and courteous in their communications with him. As I parent, I was apprehensive that his idealism and his fierce desire to find a way to do some good, to be effective in bringing about positive changes, would be thwarted by an encounter with an impersonal bureaucracy. In my mind, this would be the worst possible outcome for him and would have been a very sad omen for all of us who hope to stem the tide of species loss and environmental damage. Thanks to the Center, quite the opposite happened. His concert was a success, he raised well over $1,000 for the Center and, to use a bit of a worn phase –he feels empowered. What this world needs now, more than anything, is youth that feel empowered to do public good and I congratulate the Center for having the wisdom to see the long view.

The Center for Biological Diversity makes it easy to learn about and take effective action in the most efficient way possible in my busy life—in the area that concerns me most, the environment. Also, in my 27 years as an adult, I have taken action on few environmental issues because I have been overwhelmed about where to start: water contamination? air pollution? pesticides? climate change? deforestation? They all seemed important and I didn't want to focus on one to the exclusion of all the others. I was paralyzed. When I discovered CBD, I was overjoyed because its focus on individual species and their habitats gives me a place to start. The Center for Biological Diversity enables me to 1) learn about what threatens various species by reading one- or two-paragraph descriptions, 2) send timely emails to decision-makers by revising pre-written letters that make clear requests of what actions I would like them to take in their respective areas of influence, 3) see the results of my having taken action, and 4) speak with others in an informed way. Because every species exists in interrelationship with others, harm to the environment in one part of the world ripples out and causes consequences in other—often unanticipated and seemingly unrelated—parts of the world. Life on Earth consists of numerous interlocking ecosystems. Discovering harm that has come to the beings with whom we share the planet as a result of human activity gives us an opportunity to change what we are doing. Our first and deepest concern is the environment. Without a healthy environment, we cannot address racism, sexism, and other social ills. Plants and animals cannot speak up for themselves. Speaking out on their behalf is the most important thing we can do, and CBD helps me do it.

The Center for Biological Diversity puts out the best newsletter of all the many environmental groups that I belong to. It is clear, simply organized, very informative and inspiring. I always respond to their calls for action. I often forward the newsletter to nature loving friends. Their effectiveness in the courts is astounding. They give me hope for the future of my grandchildren. Arlene Mercurio

I receive untold inspiration from this site/charity. Last Mon. I stepped out of my car and found a large black with light blue cross patches dragon fly on the ground. It was intact and seemed just shocked and one tip of a wing was bent over. I held it cupped in my hands as I walked from place to place (nearby animal surgery which said they "did not treat these animals" and Curves gym). It had freedom to fly on several occasions but it was only after being shown to all present in the gym and I went outside that it flew away normally. I am a level 1 Reiki therapist and I believe it got the energy it needed to move on.

The Center for Biological Diversity has moved to the top of my donations list. I used to donate, support GreenPeace and some other environmental groups but now only support CBD as I feel this group is actually accomplishing things. Also, I am so impressed and in awe of this organization as it is the only environmental group which actually takes issue with overpopulation. I agree with them that this is the root cause of most of our major problems on Earth--too many people. And no other environmental organization even dares to mention it. The Center For Biological Diversity stands bravely alone in addressing this cause. Kudos CBD!

The Centre for Biological Diversity uses legal avenues to challenge organisations (including the government) that carry out actions that are detrimental to threatened or endangered species and the ecosystems they depend on. They are thorough and will defend species that wouldn't normally get any press - including fish, insects, and plants. Most members of the public would otherwise be unaware of some of these endangered species and the threats that they face from development or inadequate protection. The Centre for Biological Diversity reminds us that failure to protect endangered species isn't just immoral, it's illegal.

The Center for Biological Diversity has done a wonderful job of providing awareness to critical environmental issues in the U.S. and the world. They send me weekly emails descibing situations that impact wildlife and the environment. Not only does this information make me aware of these critical issues, but it makes me rethink how I live my life and my impact on the environment. This makes me a better person and inspires me to protect this wonderful planet and the beautiful animals that live here. I have taken it upon myself to try to convince friends and family to care about the environment and am able to do so because of the information provided to me by this organization.

This organization has helped me to chose my major (conservation biology). They also sent me Endangered Species Condoms to hand out on my school's campus to protmote the fact that overpopulation is harming endangered species.

Can't say enough good things about the CBD. They are single-handedly keeping the Mexican grey wolf from going extinct in the Southwest.

This organization is wonderful for not only taking action for what they and many people believe in, but also informing the public on what's happening around the US! I'm very happy and proud to be part of this organization, even the smallest bit I can!

I like this charity because they really go after offenders by filing lawsuites, etc. They seem to have a good team of people that know what they're doing, and they actually get positive changes made. I thoroughly support them.

I want to thank all the financial contributors to the CFBD and the Center itself. Bringing law suits against the US Government is not an inexpensive nor rapid endeavor, and it takes inordinant amounts of time, & money to bring about the many successful outcomes that the Center is able to list through their efforts. while I am able to sign petitions, write letters, and call the movers, and shakers, it is the money contributed by these selfless people that truly keeps the CFBD active and successful. Thank you. If being listed as the best nonprofit organization brings about a monetary prize as well as high praise, then no organization deserves it more, or will put it to better use.

Their professionalism in accomplishing such feats is incredible in an area where radicals try to dominate amazes me. Success after success in suites and resulting protections never cease to impress and empower me. I will stick by them for as long as they continue this level-headed approach and am a very proud supporter.

The Center for Biological Diversity is about integrity and doing the right thing. They are very effective and a great inveastment for the donor looking to get the most bang for the buck!

After reading an article online regarding various conservation groups & how many have accepted money from big polluters, I will not donate to their causes. I will sign petitions tho. The CBD was listed as one of the few that actually means what they say. They take no money from polluters & that's why I will donate to them. Keep up the good work!!!!

I think this organization utilizes their money in an efficient way. I like that they are concerned not only with the larger species but smaller ones as well such as the kangaroo rat.

I was introduced to CBD when they opened a branch office in Idyllwild. I followed their progress in the local paper, noting how uncomfortable the conservatives were that this organization was in their back yard. I've been to a fundraising concert, read the very professional and informative newsletters, sent email and letters in support of their campaigns, etc.

I have found that The Center for Biological Diversity newsletters raise me out of depression ! They bring GOOD NEWS, which I really need to hear. I've shared them with friends who also need to hear some good news.

I learned of the Center for Biological Diversity while researching for a course in graduate school. From that information, plus my member experience the past 2-3 years, I find that the Center for Biological Diversity does more for the health of Life on Earth (including homo sapiens) than any other environmental/ecological organization I have run across in 43 years of activism.

Thanks CDB for helping me back long ago when I was seeking endangered species listing for Percina Nasuta. It was the first time I had ever tried to preserve habitat for a little fish like that, and you multiplied your impact by encouraging me. Today I'm still doing things to help, and take comfort when I see headlines about preserving dragonfly habitat. Saving biodiversity, one species at a time. Its a daunting task, but you never give up.

I have supported numerous environmental organizations through the years and CBD is my favorite. I appreciate the efficient use of funds but I'm continuously impressed with the Center's unwavering commitment to all species and the climate of our planet. The CBD mission is sound. I sleep better at night because the Center does not back down; they use science and the law to protect our world's greatest asset - its diversity.

CBD is one of the key organizations in addressing legislative issues as well as initiating litigation when public agencies fail to live up to the public mandate.

I have supported many veteran's and environmental organizations over the years, and the Center for Biological Diversity has consistently put my money to good use with a high degree of efficiency. They effectively use legal challenges to keep government agencies such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service honest, prevent urban sprawl, protect natural resources, and prevent the decline of imperiled species. The Center for Biological Diversity is smaller than the bigger and better known environmental groups, but their impact is far greater on a dollar for dollar basis in my opinion.

The mega-corporations who control fossil fuels, thus also control OUR transportation, heating, cooling . . . in other words, how we live - have bought, just like lobbyists, many of the Environmentally Conscious organizations. The Center for Biological Diversity doesn't back down from telling the truth about that situation. They focus on real science and the real crises humans face on this benighted planet.

Great organization. They are doing great work, opening people's eyes to many environmental problems, and keeping corporations and the government accountable for irresponsible behaviour. They are the only conservation organization to address the prickly issue of human overpopulation, which I believe is the root cause of almost all environmental problems. They are also personable and quick to respond to questions or comments about their work. They are my Green Choice.

I'm really insync with their mission--biological diversity. It sums up everything that I feel about the environment. Also, their staff is very helpful with questions.

CBD has their priorities right; the protection of biodiversity. They do what it takes to ensure survival of threatened species and their habitats.

They provide important information and needed support and advocacy on critical environmental issues, which include insects, wildlife, natural habits and resources, planet populations, oceans and forests

As someone who cares deeply about the survival of all wildlife and the preservation of our environment, I support the work of the Center for Biological Diversity as this is the organization that is working, tiredlessly, to preserve our endangered species (animals, birds and fish) througout our country and also fights for the preservation of the environments that are crucial for the survival of all animal species throughout every state in the USA. Their work is important as their successes in the USA are reflected around the world.

My organization did a three-year campaign with CBD (successful!) against a proposed coal mine and railroad in New Mexico and Arizona. CBD was top-notch: the staff delivered consistently what they promised and the work was excellent, creative and relentless. CBD never lost sight of the goal nor fell for arguments to

The Center for Biological Diversity has long been successful by forcing the laws protecting species and habitat to be followed. They are my environmental heros to the Nth degree. If they were not out there in the trenches doing the job we would have far more species in trouble than we already do.

CBD always seeks the high moral ground in support of issues and species. Their concerns are diverse and their efforts are extraordinary.

CBD is willing to take on unpopular causes that are nonetheless right, such as population control and stopping the slaughter of wolves. I am always impressed when I receive their eNews by the number of accomplishments since the last newsletter. They really get results!

CBD is by far my favorite charity. They use the law to make the planet a more life-friendly place, focusing on species protection, slowing global warming, and stopping environmentally perilous development. They are also extremely effective, winning approximately 90% of all the cases they file. I give generously and often.

I believe in the Center for Biological Diversity for three main reasons: 1) It has integrity. CBD does not send me junk mail in order to get my membership. Instead, folks at CBD work hard and make a dramatic difference, and that buys my membership better than any tote bag or set of cards with cute polar bears on them. 2) CBD is effective. It pressures the government to abide by and strengthen environmental laws, which is simple but powerful. I am continually impressed by how much the CBD accomplishes. 3) CBD is up-to-date. Not only is the Center abreast of current issues and opportunities, but it uses new avenues and techniques for disseminating its message. The CBD never seems old or behind the times. The CBD does the best job (by far) of legal environmental activism of any organization out there.

I appreciate the fact that CBD is the only conservation/environmental organization I am aware of that is actually offering some valid input toward human population control. Human overpopulation is the single greatest threat to life on earth, of every sort. I appreciate the professionalism and skill of the legal and biological teams of CBD. They are my favorite conservation group.

I have given donations and signed all of their action petitions for several years. When they asked members to vote on whether CBD should drop Verizon because of Verizon's support of Massey Energy removing mountain tops for coal. 96% members voted to drop Verizon. After a few months, I was surprised at not seeing it make public that they had dropped Verizon. After writing to them to ask why - they wrote back to say that they are working on getting a new carrier and will go public when all the details are worked out. I am hoping they will choose CREDO as their carrier as CREDO is a Wonder group who give a percentage of their profits to many wonderful non-profit groups. Also, just recently The Nation magazine had a great article on

I am an amateur naturalist, former employee of the Nature Conservancy (IT). I appreciate the diligence of this organization in tracking imperiled species and keeping me posted on their protection or lack thereof. Today it was amphibians. Recently they informed me about ocelots. I could not be involved at all without their timely, detailed emails.

This is my favorite environmental organization because they have the knowledge and talented people to get things done in very specific ways, especially when it comes to targeting individual species in peril, and habitats. They are backed by legal strength, which seems to be needed more than ever now. They have excellent biologists working for them. All folks I have met go above and beyond the usual workload often, and really care about Nature. And the organization is not afraid to push back towards politicians, agencies, and developers who threaten the last wild and natural places we have. I enjoy helping them out whenever I can and highly recommend working for this group.

I love the Center for biological Diversity. They do great work and help many other people do great work. they have alot of informative articles on their website along with ways to help the planet.

I am an environmental educator and leader of several environmental groups. I follow the Center's email newsletters and have used many of their stories in my day-to-day work. Their work is inspirational to me and reassuring in that someone is keeping a close watch on the nation's lawmakers. Center has been able to accomplish things that like-minded people all across America dream of doing, but haven't had the organization to before this. I applaud that the Center has taken a stance on population control. With overpopulation as arguably the biggest threat to our natural environment, it is essential that environmentalists and nonprofit groups are more vocal about this issue - the Center has been.

I support a number of environmental organizations but the Center for Biological Diversity is clearly one of the most effective. Given my limited means, I donate as much as I can to them. As far as I know, they are the only environmental organization that has seriously taken on THE major environmental (as well as social) issue of our times: OVERPOPULATION.

We are very pleased with the Center for Biological Diversity. We , however, urge them to spend much more money and effort outside the Southwest.............specifically in New England. CFBD has an office in Vermont but seems not to support that entity in their legal work nor in their media efforts. They may not be aware of the vast financial and other support that would result from such an expansion of their efforts.

This organizations is one of the best of their kind. Their campaigns are well organized, and their newsletter are informative and accurate. Their last campaign to raise awareness for the environment through condom distribution with endangered species on them was inspired.

The Center for Biological Diversity does a fantastic job! I am extremely impressed with their performance and perservence. I recently increased my monthly donation amount because of their strong performance. I wish more enviromental organizations could be like them. I look forward to their emails every week, and to seeing what they have accomplished thus far. I like how they stick up for what they believe in, and never give up the fight, no matter how long the odds. They keep the government and developers in line, and try to make them do the right thing. They use the court system for the good of the country and the environment. Too often government agencies get away with things because no one is watching, and the Center IS watching.

The Center for Biological Diversity has a great email newsletter and I get about 50 of such a week and the fact that I read this one is significant. It is organized clearly and teaches me a lot. They also help me take action regarding concerns that are important to me. Every time I have interacted with the staff they have been really polite and helpful. My friends kids donated money to them for their family holiday giving (choice of one animal organization and The Center won as they affected the most varied species of animals)and the kids received a hand signed note of thanks from the whole office and they were thrilled and proud. It was a great first experience with charity. I was so glad that The Center took the time to do this.

CBD is the only environmental group I completely trust and respect. I've followed their efforts and accomplishments for the past ten years. The progress they've made in preserving wildlife and open space is astonishing, especially compared to other groups who have tried mightily, yet not achieved their goals. It is always frustrating when other people don't understand the importance of something. I think CBD has made huge strides in helping people understand that it really does matter if some obscure species of frog or insect disappears. This is a complex situation, yet CBD communicates the issues simply and effectively, in a way that doesn't turn people off. This is the only group I make contributions to every single year, no matter what.

I went out on a friday night at a local nightclub and it was fun to give some population facts to others while handing out the condoms. Most people don't even consider the idea of population control to help the environment even though that is one of the best ways to do it.

Handing out endangered species condoms was inspirational. Only one person refused one. He kept saying

I'm a wildlife biologist, conservation advocate, and habitat restoration volunteer, who has been continually impressed with the legal, political, and environmental scope of such a small and mighty non-profit! This organization is continually challenging government leaders and agencies, big business, and everyday individuals to take a look at the implications our actions have on the earth around us--and on ourselves. They are not afraid to use legal action repeatedly to stop seriously imperiled animals and habitat from vanishing forever, nor do they shy away from the socio-political issues, such as our unsustainable world population explosion, that cause great species decline. The CBD's work has had direct, positive results in wildlife conservation, and in education of everyday people on the intrinsic importance of biologcal diversity. Therefore, I am a proud supporter of their amazing efforts.

The Center for Biological Diversity is one of my favorite non-profit organizations because you can be a supporter even when money is tight. I say this because of the plethora of opportunities they offer to get involved in species protection by sending letters, making phone calls, signing petitions, and even handing out endangered-species condoms to raise awareness of the negative effects of over-population. When I was laid off from my job last year, I was able to continue to support the Center's efforts through activism, even when I couldn't write a check. Now that I am employed once again, I feel like I never took a break from being an advocate for animals and the environment.

As a person with a lifelong concern for earth's ever-diminishing inventory of plant and animal species -- and the natural ecosystems where they live -- which now constitutes an extinction crisis, I have come to know that the Center for Biological Diversity is remarkably effective at rescuing U.S. endangered species from extinction. Many decades ago the U.S. Congress passed the Endangered Species Act, and most of the Center's work is simply making U.S. government administrations act to protect endangered species in accordance with the provisions of this act -- which they frequently have not and still do not always.

I admire their tirelessness in pursuing meaningful protection for our wild lands and animal and plant life. I also think they have been especially effective in gaining protection, winning important court battles and educating the public about new and important issues in conservation and wildlife protection.

CBD is very knowledgeable on a wide range of issues. I appreciate the fact that they make it easy for me to send letters to politicians and organizations on issues that are important to me.

This group reminds our whole society what responsibility and activism really mean. The individuals at CBD prioritize the welfare of all living beings above their own careers and salaries. Lots of other "environmental" groups have far larger memberships (and far larger budgets) and achieve far, far less toward defending the rights and livelihoods of all living beings. CBD use the tools put in place by our own society to look after the welfare of our living planet. This is far more to all of our benefits than pushing forward economic earnings at the expense of our natural world. Please let your political representatives know that you also support the CBD in their ethical and heroic work!

their true concern and fight for the environment, and all it's creatures is astonding. globally as well as local and regional concerns

The Endangered Earth series is a godsend for me in my busy day - succinct articles that are still full of information, with links to more in-depth coverage. Please keep up the good work!

I really like the Center for Biological Diversity because they are so committed to the environment. They are very effective, despite being a fairly small organization. They also stick to their beliefs, even if it's not a popular or exciting topic. From protecting tiny plants in the desert to tackling a huge controversial issue like human overpopulation, they are consistent and passionate. I know that when I dontate to their organization, my money will be used effectively and for something I care deeply about.

What I like about the Center for Biological Diversity, is that they're all walk and very little talk. They don't make much noise or get a lot of coverage like Greenpeace or similar organizations, but that is because they're too busy working and suing government agencies, reckless companies, and anyone else, who is not abiding by the law. They also help enact legislation and lobby, so they're one of those behind the scene organizations that gets a lot of work done, and not much credit. I think this is better and more effective than appear to be a tree hugging - whale saving fringe group.

I donate to the Center as able and find their newsletter to be one of the few reliable sources out there to draw on as an environmentalist. They serve as a clearing house on information regarding ecological issues, covering a wide variety of issues, species, and locales. I get news from them that I don't find in larger, corporate-leaning environmental publications. I appreciate being notified of upcoming actions, court cases, legislation, etc. that I'd never know of otherwise.

I have been a member of old line environmental groups since about 1977, and still am. These groups are now appearing to me to make deals with corporations and the government, which I can not accept as the best deal for the planet. CBD is sueing, instead of making deals. CBD does their research and sues agancies for not following their own regulations. They draw a line and stick with it. There is no compromise in the fight for animals and plants, habitats and our air and water.

I am pleased that the Center for Biological Diversity continues to work to restore endangered species protection to the wolves of Yellowstone and Montana. Wolves belong in and improve those ecosystems. A lot of effort and money went to re-establish these wolves and much of the benefit has been undone by some very bad decisions by the Dept of the Interior allowing over 500 of these wolves to be shot this year.

I rely upon the "center" for information and action opportunities that enable me to protect our environment and push our country in a more green, sustainable direction. My only regret is that the newsletter that updates me on legal actions taken by the 'center', information detailing events or situations do not provide more mechanisms for taking action in support of the Center's legal efforts, i.e., petitions, email, letters, and phone calls. Keep up the great work!

The Center keeps me informed of what's going on in our country's environment, good and bad, and gives me lots of opportunities to help. Even more importantly, I have discovered that CBD is one of the precious few environmental organizations completely free of the taint of both Big Pollution contributions and caving to "political reality" of "some carbon reduction is better than nothing." Go Kieran and co.! Keep up the good fight, keep pushing for 350ppm, and for protecting those who truly can't protect themselves from our greed. Many cheers, Sebastian

CBD is alert, fearless and smart. I won't change my 5-star rating for this: I wish they would work on getting corporate influence out of government. This would end the need for many of the battle they're fighting now.

The Center for Biological Diversity does an amazing job at protecting the environment and supporting, well, biological diversity. They keep their eye on the small things and end up helping the bigger picture as well. Their e-newsletter keeps me informed and lets me know how I can help. Because they stand up for all creatures and stay on top of political shenanigans, I was recently moved to become a donor. They work really hard on behalf of us all!

I like how easy they make it for me to stay informed and to have an online voice in every living and breathing underdog matter in all the land. I am currently involved in a struggle to get my Father Gene Marmor out of the indignant, immoral and greedy clutches of the Regency Rehabilitation Center & Nursing Facility in Niles, Illinois. It is run by director Lori Barrish, who does not belong running a nursing home. I have spent 9 weeks out of the last 10 months putting in 8 hour days, volunteering there. I am in from out of state. She is the most rude, ungrateful, contradictory person I've ever had the pleasure of returning this nastiness with thoughtful, helpful, kindness. I lift my enthusiasm right from the voices of experience in the newsletters from the Center For Biological Diversity. Also, when I 1st joined, I was not attempting to become a standup comedian, full swing or volunteering every dollar and all my time to fly to Chicago and figure what is preventing my Father's recovery. Still, without ability to donate, currently, I am allowed all privileges of membership. This is so good. I am so appreciative to be part of this organization.

I am an online activist. The best environmental emails I have received, have been from the Center for Biological Diversity.

I have been an active conservationist for more than 40 years. In my opinion, the Center for Biological Diversity -- a relative newcomer to national prominence -- has eclipsed some of the older well-known conservation orgs. (I won't mention any names....) I am deeply impressed by the breadth of its purview and by the effectiveness of its campaigns. The Center gives ME a voice in issues that I believe are of critical importance to the future of life on Earth.

This organization has the broadest scope of activity in the area of environmental activism. They are always right on when challenging the status quo and taking on the vested interests that have no interest in protecting our environment. Their scope includes all that is important, including plants you might never have heard of. Their interest goes way beyond the Southwestern US. They have an amazing track record in the courts where the battle lines are often drawn. They also cooperate well with many other organizations that share their vision of a sustainable environment for all crreatures and plants, great and small.

The people at the Center for Biological Diversity are the most serious, dedicated and effective people I have ever met. The director is highly intelligent, totally dedicated and works 24/7. He has surrounded himself with truly outstanding people. The center has tackled issues other environmental organizations are afraid to address, because CBD does not accept contributions from polluters or other corporate environmental criminals as do some other organizations. This organization has done more to protect threatened and endangered species and the environment than all the large "mainstream" organizaitons put together. I am honored to volunteer with this organization.

The Center for Biological Diversity has done far more than any organization that I support! They had achieved numerous victories for our dear Planet... Well done!

Along with all the direct issues that CBD does litigate or threatens to litigate, they are the only organization openly discussing and advocating for control of human population expansion. I along with many other people on this planet have made conscious choices not to reproduce ourselves. CBD encourages the many strategies available for protecting the earth and all creatures living here. Inherent in their philosophy is that we humans are not more important than any other creature. Thank you for being so openly committed to this and providing a forum for those of us openly conscious of our place and need for balance.

The most important issue facing the environment is human overbreeding and overpopulation! No other environmental issue can be solved until this is resolved. Wind and solar energy on the scale needed for 6 billion people would still wipe out the planet's habitats! I learn so much about endangered species and being green from them. They do not inundate you with e-mails, but send action alerts which are easy to do and they send weekly informational e-mails that are easy to read and learn.

The Center for Biological Diversity fights for animal rights and the environment directly at the source of greatest impact: state and federal courts. They may not always do what is popular, but they always do what is best and what is right.

They are a powerful voice in a never-ending campaign to halt man's total destruction of the environment and the many wonderful and unique species that share the planet with us. I want to wish them every success in the future!

I am proud to be associated with the Center for Biological Diversity. This organization uses not just political action, but it is also successful at litigating within the Court system creating true and long-term change. They have been successful, where others have failed.

CBD is by far the most effective environmental organization in existence. It exhibits a rigorous thoroughness that sets the gold standard for other organizations. CBD eschews compromise and is tireless in wide ranging efforts that protect and enhance habitat, species and the planet. Campaigns and efforts are well chosen, and results are unparalleled.

the fact that with little fund raising notices, they send most of their email letters out with what they are doing and accomplishing which is quite alot in terms of habitat protection and seem to me to be one of,if not the best at getting things done in terms eco protection.great org,can't say enough good things about them.

CBD is one of the most effective environmental groups around today. They don't waste a lot of time, energy, and paper trying to raise money or negotiate away until there's only crumbs left on the table. They stick to what they're good at, and they stick to their legal guns. They've been most effective in protecting polar bears and the Arctic, and as a long-time Alaskan, I am grateful to them. We need more clear-thinking, brave, and resilient groups like them.

I subscribe to CBD's newsletter and regularly participate in their action and education campaigns. I've been pleased to be able to forward issues impacting California lands to friends in California, the over-population awareness condom campaign to friends who are concerned and involved in over-population efforts. It's been especially rewarding to know that CBD can be effective in court to overturn some of the bad political environmental decisions -- and to spread that word around, as well. CBD is reality and science based and uses the justice system to good effect. Is CBD using the social media (FB, Twitter) yet?

I receive the email newsletter of the Center, and find it to be the best update on issues affecting the environment. I particularly appreciate the opportunities offered to sign petitions. My only criticism has been the Center's condom campaign that was followed up with self-congratulatory comments related to what readers were told was the campaign's success. What had been a consistent emphasis on eco-concerns that we need to address--suddenly degenerated by bringing sex into the equation. I shouldn't have been surprised (given our culture's sex obsessions). It was only a matter of time before someone on the Center's staff (or other group seeking the Center's blessing on its agenda) championed the idea of conjuring up for readers the image of an erect penis needing a sheath. What else does mention of the word "condom" bring to mind? But that's not my only philosophical problem with this decision of the Center. Rather, by raising the flag of population control, the Center crossed the line into dangerous moral territory. It's a slippery slope to raise the specter of population control--the Holocaust being a paradigm for the topic. The Hutu-Tutsi and Darfur slaughters are of more recent vintage. What's the connection you ask? Namely, with the Center associated with waving condoms, it is within the camp of others who have very clear ideas of WHICH humans need to be eradicated. Prior to this campaign, the Center's focus was on very concrete issues which could galvanize activists like myself. It was disheartening to see the Center take our minds off the concrete issues of saving creatures, and deflect our attention to copulating humans in different parts of the world. Will a sterilization campaign be next? Or is chemical castration possible via tapping into water systems? You get my point. And it's the only point that I hold as a criticism. I've been positive in telling others about the Center, and forwarded its newsletters to people. However, if this condom thing gets much more play, you'll lose me. I'm a PhD anthropologist university professor.

This organization is fearless in holding companies and the government to account in court for decisions, regulations, laws and positions that would degrade our precious natural environment and unnecessarily harm or eliminate wildlife species all across the board. Their success in court speaks for itself as a powerful witness to its effectiveness in protecting the natural world - from the "sexy" causes to the overlooked species. It's willingness to collaborate with other non-profit organizations in forcing legal reassessment of bad decisions or programs is important, as is its decision from time to time to stand apart from other environmental organizations if it believes that the proposed compromises are unacceptable. By explaining its decisions and positions thoughtfully, it helps keep the conversation going toward better solutions.

There are so many different fascets to protecting earth. I really appreciate the people from Center for biological Diversity Inc who fight everyday for those who can't speak. Animals and plants are needed throughout the world to keep our planet going. Without them, the ecosystem will get really messed up!

As a member, I receive the Center's excellent newsletter "Endangered earth" and e-mails alerting me to environmental issues requiring actions I may take through its website. The Center effectively uses the courts to legally protect numerous species and their habitats. With global human population currently at an unsustainable level, the Center is among the very few organizations emphasizing its impact on the extinction crisis. Without a curb on human population growth, objectives of every environmental organization are in jeopardy.

I love how the Center for Biological Diversity Inc. fights for wildlife and wildlands. We need them in so many ways. Besides fighting for the Earth's biological diversity, they keep me informed on all fronts of court cases, wildlife and wildland in peril, political moves that greatly affect our Earth and let me know how I can be active in fighting for Earth's future.

I find the layout and quality of the information of the e-mails are exceptional. Each article is clear and well-written and I respond to all of them which need action to be taken. The Center gets to the crux of the matter and is excellent at recognizing what needs to be exposed. I think the publicizing of the human over-population issue is essential!

Bold and brave. Tough and smart. Focused and successful. Dedicated and efficient. Great communications. All that I want in an advocacy organization that helps to protect this beloved Earth. I belong to the Center for Biological Diversity!

I get scads of Liberal-environmental email. So much so that I have "cause related burnout". These guys grabbed my attention early last year for a difficult to define combo of mission definition, approach to action, frequent but mostly welcome info, and infrequent requests for money. Sometimes they are humerous, sometimes very serious. But they posses the ability to inform and motivate me without the ubuiquitous "Argh! We're all gonna die! Get real anxious and desperate, right NOW!

One of the best and most effective nonprofits for protecting wildlife and wilderness. The concept of biological diversity is so important and so widely meaningful that it allows CFBD to pursue multiple avenues of action. I am very happy they are doing the work they are.

The CBD fights for the all the species that cannot defend themselves against encroachment and extinction from mankind. The CBD wages an uphill battle against corporations and politics that too often exploit and destroy habitats or entire species directly. The forces that threaten our world have more manpower and resources of every kind, and yet the CBD doesn't give up on the ideal that every species is a valuable part of our world worth fighting for. They are truly the good stewards of the environment.

I appreciate every mailing I receive from the Center for Biological Diversity becaue they keep me informed and up-to-date about what I can do to help, and what they are doing with any donations I can make. It's a great group of caring people and I'm happy they include me in their almost impossible tasks.

I totally support what the Center is doing, both philosophically and with my contributions. Unlike many environmental organizations, the Center has the fortitude to take on just about any body who is doing something to endanger or disrupt wildlife. No political correctness here - just go after the bastards. During the greatest extinction crisis since the dinosaurs, they are actually taking effective action.

They fight the good fight and keep the faith. I am proud to be associated with this fine organization and gladly take the opportunity to sing their praises. They deserve them.

Excellent campaigns with well written and concise letters, with lots of extra information for me to look through about the issues (if I remember correctly). They fill in my user info on mail campaigns which is very helpful. They also appear to be getting a lot of things accomplished, under the radar. Good tone to the organization overall; it's one of my favorite environmental orgs.

The Center For Biological Diversity fights for threatened and endangered species of plants and animals through the courts and has done a remarkable job of holding off the government and industry from destroying the last hope for saving this poor planet. Only God knows what may lie inside these precious species, whether itis a cure for cancer or a plague that will ravage the world in fifty years and we should be saving everything we can to insure that future generations have these treasures to save themselves with.

DBD gets the job done by just sinking in their teeth & holding on through all the government's stupidity. Smart & funny.

I enjoy their emails because they include, not just what I can do and what they are working on, but also their successes. I am impressed with their ability to use current laws to protect the environment.

I like the fact that the Center does not let the favoritism of popular political figures get in the way of doing what's right. They speak up for the environment and its inhabitants against even very popular politions.

read their newsletters & find out about things taking place in my backyard as well on the FINITE planet we ALL inhabit. kudos to the center & all associated with the making of the Bottled Water Story- which is really an isiduous,dangerous reality in florida! our aquafer [not much of one in a state predominately at sea level] is tainted by salt intrusion,pestcides from agribiz, and all sorts of runoffs & acid rains.Yet, we've allowed Nestle & OTHERS to come and help themselves to our natural springs and pull millions of gallons outs DAILY- while contributing NOTHING to our health & wellbeing. They managed to buy some politicos and profiteer while we run out of landfills & suffer unending droughts. PLEASE HELP the Center for BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY and maybe we can get the Everglades watershed back and the rivers,shorelines,lakes,springs, et al can be restored to HEALTH!

I appreciate the work they do in identifying and acting to preserve all areas of wild life and natural habitat and the way they interact with the community at large in fulfilling their mission.

This group produces an excellent, informative, concise electronic newsletter. The e-mail includes links that make it easy to take action on a variety of environmental topics. I admire the fact that CBD addresses the issue of exponential human population growth that threatens the quality of life for many species on our planet. It's a touchy subject but it needs to be addressed.

I read the Center's excellent newsletters and sign petitions offered. I feel honored to be a member of this organization, and greatly enjoy following its range of causes and successes in court.

I follow the Center of Biological Diversity, and act on nearly every effort they bring forth to protect our environment, animals, and plants. It was because of their wildlife alerts that I became aware of Sarah Palin and her wolf killing ambitions long before she became known as the Vice-President wanna be. I wrote letters to all my elected representatives on issues that I wouldn't have other wise known about with out the Center of Biological Diversity bringing these issues to my attention. They deserve every award offered to environmental organizations world wide, and any grants or funds that can be sent their way will only make this world a better place to live in.

I give because the Center for Biodiversity doesn't compromise; sticks it out while larger national environmental organizations prioritize protecting their brand and cave to opposition; produces results and gets much done with very few resources. The Center doesn't rely on celebrity endorsements. They focus on building strong legal arguments and have essentially enforced the Endangered Species Act for the past two decades. They protect creatures and plants I've never even heard of. I contribute to their campaigns because they're the real deal.

I am a professional biologist and have long known that human overpopulation is the Mother of All our problems. CBD is the only major environmental organization that declares this and is doing something about it. And I love your lawsuits!

If it wasn't for the hard work of the Center of Biological Diversity, beautiful and rare species, wildlife, wildspaces, bodies of water and the Earth in general will be in peril leaving havoc and a dark existence for the inhabitants of the Earth both human and wild.

The Center does a fantastic job of getting the government and corporations to protect endangered species and biodiversity. They win over 95% of the lawsuits they file on behalf of the environment and its creatures.

The Center for Biological Diversity Inc work very hard to preserve wildlife and the environment. I have contributed to them many times in the past and will continue to do so. I totally believe in their efforts.

The Center for Biological Diversity, keeps on top of issues affecting plants and animals in the natural world. They have been very successful at brining about meaningful change in the activities of the government and corporations that affect the living world.

Excellent organization fighting for a good cause. They are thorough in their research & the articles are very well written. I feel confident with my donations and signing petitions, especially with the weekly email updates on the progress they have made. Hope they keep up the good work!

This group has accomplished a great deal in protecting wildlife and their habitat by taking their issues to court. I salute them on their accomplishments and strongly support them.