Our public lands are under threat.

Historic federal disinvestment, land grabs backed by powerful interest groups, and extreme weather events like heat waves, wildfires, drought, and flooding are threatening our most beloved outdoor spaces in ways that are difficult to comprehend. 

And when our public lands are threatened, so is the wildlife that call them home.

To protect our treasured green spaces and all the creatures that inhabit them, we’re looking for 500 of our most dedicated supporters to join us with an urgent gift before midnight tomorrow night. Can we count on you today to make a gift?

When you make a gift before our deadline, you’ll help fuel our efforts to protect and expand national parks like Zion.

Zion National Park is home to more than 1,000 plant species, nearly 80 mammals, 37 species of amphibians/reptiles, 8 species of fish, and 291 species of birds—including the Mexican spotted owl. With impressive 4-foot wingspans, Mexican spotted owls are one of North America’s largest owl species. These secretive birds nest or roost in tight canyons, like the ones found in Zion.

When you make a gift today, you’ll help ensure animals like the Mexican spotted owl have a protected place to live and thrive—today and for years to come. Can we count on you to give before our deadline hits and help reach our 500 donor goal?

—Trust for Public Land