Leatherback sea turtle: TPL secured 270 acres on the north coast of Puerto Rico—the most important nesting beach for the endangered leatherback sea turtle, which also provides nesting habitat for other sea turtle species. It includes more than a mile of beachfront, near-shore coral reefs, and one of the region’s last unspoiled dune systems. Give today to ensure continued protection for endangered species habitats like this. >>

Chuckwalla lizard: Chuckwalla National Monument—named in honor of its namesake species of lizard—is located between Joshua Tree National Park and the Mexico border and is a historic, cultural, and environmental landmark. For over 10 years, TPL has worked with local partners to conserve over 2,500 acres around Joshua Tree National Park—and worked tirelessly to secure the designation of Chuckwalla as a National Monument. Help protect monuments like Chuckwalla and the species that call them home today. >>

Canada lynx: In Montana, TPL helped preserve over 50,000 acres in the Kootenai Forestlands—home to an extensive network of wildlife corridors spanning hundreds of miles that are crucial for the survival of species like the Canada lynx. Canada lynx face daunting challenges in the continental U.S.—where global warming and development are eroding their habitat. Make a gift to expand protections for public lands, including the habitats of Canada lynx, now. >>