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We’re Colossal Biosciences, the de-extinction company responsible for bringing back the first animals from extinction. Our dire wolf pups, Romulus and Remus, were born on October 1, 2024. Watch these pups grow up on our YouTube channel. Link in bio. These two wolves were returned from extinction using genetic...

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🎥Darkest Before Dawn Limited-Time Free Viewing on GJW+ Belgian climber Siebe Vanhee tackles Yosemite’s Dawn Wall in Darkest Before Dawn, a stunning film blending raw storytelling and cinematic beauty. Award-winning and festival favorite worldwide.

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This is amazing Can you do a post on what other species you are working on, and estimates on when success can be achieved?

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@colossal Is the mega wolf well contained?

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Missed opportunity not naming one Ghost.

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this shit is so cool

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Only 350k mc this goes way higher!🚀💯 AbbNQNiMEws3m8QarUbrGmvXq2smdmabCpfXEEgXpump

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Can we domesticate them?

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What do you plan to do with de-extinct animals? Surely you can’t just release them into the wild and unbalance the ecosystem…

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So is this a dire from only fossil dna or is it combined with wolf dna? How were they incubated/grown ? Do you have a live cam ? Gah !!! I have so many questions ?

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The runt of the litter. That one's yours, Snow. $GHOST

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After more than 10,000 years, the dire wolf has been brought back from extinction. But how was it done? In this video, hear directly from the pioneering scientists who turned the impossible into reality, and discover the first two critical steps: recovering viable ancient DNA and sequencing the dire wolf genome.
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After more than 10,000 years, the dire wolf has been brought back from extinction. But how was it done? In this video, hear directly from the pioneering scientists who turned the impossible into reality, and discover the first two critical steps: recovering viable ancient DNA and sequencing the dire wolf genome.

Colossal Biosciences®

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GENETIC MIRACLE: DIRE WOLVES BORN FROM 72,000-YEAR-OLD DNA The process began with two dire wolf fossils: a 13,000-year-old bone and a 72,000-year-old inner ear. Scientists extracted viable DNA, sequenced their genomes, and identified the gene differences that made dire wolves unique from modern wolves. With that blueprint, Colossal edited 14 genes in gray wolf DNA—adjusting for size, coat, vocalization, and other distinct traits. That edited DNA was placed into egg cells, grown into embryos, and implanted into surrogate hound dogs. On October 1, 2024, twin pups Romulus and Remus were born. Source: Time
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GENETIC MIRACLE: DIRE WOLVES BORN FROM 72,000-YEAR-OLD DNA The process began with two dire wolf fossils: a 13,000-year-old bone and a 72,000-year-old inner ear. Scientists extracted viable DNA, sequenced their genomes, and identified the gene differences that made dire wolves unique from modern wolves. With that blueprint, Colossal edited 14 genes in gray wolf DNA—adjusting for size, coat, vocalization, and other distinct traits. That edited DNA was placed into egg cells, grown into embryos, and implanted into surrogate hound dogs. On October 1, 2024, twin pups Romulus and Remus were born. Source: Time

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Dire wolf de-extinction isn’t about building a theme park, or even solely about bringing back the dire wolf. At its core, this effort is a powerful engine for innovation. It drives the development of cutting-edge research and technologies that can hopefully prevent other species from disappearing. By advancing the science of de-extinction, we’re creating tools that accelerate the recovery of species already lost and protect those on the brink. That’s why we always say de-extinction is conservation. Every project we pursue is ultimately in service of a broader goal: safeguarding biodiversity and preserving the future of many species.
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Dire wolf de-extinction isn’t about building a theme park, or even solely about bringing back the dire wolf. At its core, this effort is a powerful engine for innovation. It drives the development of cutting-edge research and technologies that can hopefully prevent other species from disappearing. By advancing the science of de-extinction, we’re creating tools that accelerate the recovery of species already lost and protect those on the brink. That’s why we always say de-extinction is conservation. Every project we pursue is ultimately in service of a broader goal: safeguarding biodiversity and preserving the future of many species.

Colossal Biosciences®

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The future is so bright, you might need to take your shades OFF for this one. De-extinction is now a reality. Meet Khaleesi—a dire wolf pup, reborn on January 31, 2025, more than 10,000 years after her species vanished. It's not #JurassicPark but this moment signals the start of a new era in biodiversity and ecological restoration. The dire wolf is back, and for Colossal, this is only the beginning.
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The future is so bright, you might need to take your shades OFF for this one. De-extinction is now a reality. Meet Khaleesi—a dire wolf pup, reborn on January 31, 2025, more than 10,000 years after her species vanished. It's not #JurassicPark but this moment signals the start of a new era in biodiversity and ecological restoration. The dire wolf is back, and for Colossal, this is only the beginning.

Colossal Biosciences®

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HOAX ALERT! The Dire Wolf Species Has NOT Been Resurrected From Extinction! Dallas Based Colossal Biosciences Genetic Engineering Company Has Simply Injected Some Of The Dire Wolf's Genome Into A Modern Wolf Species & Created A Mutant Hybrid In This Vital Report, Alex Jones Lays Out What's Really Happening On The Frontiers Of Genetic Engineering, Including Animal-Human Hybrids Already Being Mass-Produced For Organ Harvesting » LIVE X STREAM:
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HOAX ALERT! The Dire Wolf Species Has NOT Been Resurrected From Extinction! Dallas Based Colossal Biosciences Genetic Engineering Company Has Simply Injected Some Of The Dire Wolf's Genome Into A Modern Wolf Species & Created A Mutant Hybrid In This Vital Report, Alex Jones Lays Out What's Really Happening On The Frontiers Of Genetic Engineering, Including Animal-Human Hybrids Already Being Mass-Produced For Organ Harvesting » LIVE X STREAM:

Alex Jones

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The world’s first de-extincted animals, dire wolf brothers Romulus and Remus, were born on October 1, 2024. They are best buds, growing stronger every day, and they live together on a secure, expansive ecological preserve. And while they’re BFFs, they are being socialized with other wolves, as appropriate, to help develop strong social skills. Music: Grover Washington Jr. - “Just the Two of Us (feat. Bill Withers)”
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The world’s first de-extincted animals, dire wolf brothers Romulus and Remus, were born on October 1, 2024. They are best buds, growing stronger every day, and they live together on a secure, expansive ecological preserve. And while they’re BFFs, they are being socialized with other wolves, as appropriate, to help develop strong social skills. Music: Grover Washington Jr. - “Just the Two of Us (feat. Bill Withers)”

Colossal Biosciences®

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Some scientists have set their next de-extinction target: the bluebuck antelope, which once roamed South Africa until humans hunted it to extinction around 1800. Colossal Biosciences, the company that claims to have brought back the dire wolf, says the bluebuck could be next. But it raises a question that scientists and ethicists struggle to answer: is this truly resurrection, or simply genetic modification? If humans can reverse extinction, should we? And does the ability of bringing species back someday make us less careful about protecting the ones we still have? CBS News' Riley Callanan breaks it all down.
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Some scientists have set their next de-extinction target: the bluebuck antelope, which once roamed South Africa until humans hunted it to extinction around 1800. Colossal Biosciences, the company that claims to have brought back the dire wolf, says the bluebuck could be next. But it raises a question that scientists and ethicists struggle to answer: is this truly resurrection, or simply genetic modification? If humans can reverse extinction, should we? And does the ability of bringing species back someday make us less careful about protecting the ones we still have? CBS News' Riley Callanan breaks it all down.

CBS News

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While we deeply appreciate (all) the diverse sentiments on this matter, we remain steadfast in our belief that, alongside ongoing conservation efforts, bold and innovative solutions are essential to halting current losses and preventing the disappearance of 50% of species by 2050. Our resources—both scientific and financial—are dedicated not only to enhancing the impact of existing conservation initiatives, but also to pioneering groundbreaking approaches like de-extinction. At our core, Colossal is a species conservation company.
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While we deeply appreciate (all) the diverse sentiments on this matter, we remain steadfast in our belief that, alongside ongoing conservation efforts, bold and innovative solutions are essential to halting current losses and preventing the disappearance of 50% of species by 2050. Our resources—both scientific and financial—are dedicated not only to enhancing the impact of existing conservation initiatives, but also to pioneering groundbreaking approaches like de-extinction. At our core, Colossal is a species conservation company.

Colossal Biosciences®

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Let’s make majestic frolicking a thing ❄️🐺 When you see these magnificent and powerful creatures moving through the snow, remember the vital role predators play in our world. The dire wolf, sometimes called the “great wolf,” holds deep cultural and ecological significance across North America, especially in Indigenous traditions. In conversations with Indigenous groups, ecologists, and landowners, one request stood out: work on a carnivore alongside herbivores. Wolves, as keystone species, are vital for healthy ecosystems yet often misunderstood. This project goes beyond de-extinction and conservation—it’s about reframing the conversation on wolves and their role in biodiversity.
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Let’s make majestic frolicking a thing ❄️🐺 When you see these magnificent and powerful creatures moving through the snow, remember the vital role predators play in our world. The dire wolf, sometimes called the “great wolf,” holds deep cultural and ecological significance across North America, especially in Indigenous traditions. In conversations with Indigenous groups, ecologists, and landowners, one request stood out: work on a carnivore alongside herbivores. Wolves, as keystone species, are vital for healthy ecosystems yet often misunderstood. This project goes beyond de-extinction and conservation—it’s about reframing the conversation on wolves and their role in biodiversity.

Colossal Biosciences®

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It's a HUGE day for us... we're celebrating 90 YEARS of conservation! On this very day back in 1934, our founder, George Mottershead, officially made Chester Zoo a conservation charity. As we celebrate this monumental 90-year milestone, we know George would be incredibly proud of all our achievements over the last nine decades. From protecting endangered species and supporting communities worldwide, to creating unforgettable experiences for our visitors - our journey so far has been incredible. And NONE of it would have been possible without YOU. Thank you for your unwavering support and for being part of our mission of preventing extinction. Here's to doing even more in the next 90 years 🌍 #conservation #wildlife #wildlifeconservation
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It's a HUGE day for us... we're celebrating 90 YEARS of conservation! On this very day back in 1934, our founder, George Mottershead, officially made Chester Zoo a conservation charity. As we celebrate this monumental 90-year milestone, we know George would be incredibly proud of all our achievements over the last nine decades. From protecting endangered species and supporting communities worldwide, to creating unforgettable experiences for our visitors - our journey so far has been incredible. And NONE of it would have been possible without YOU. Thank you for your unwavering support and for being part of our mission of preventing extinction. Here's to doing even more in the next 90 years 🌍 #conservation #wildlife #wildlifeconservation

Chester Zoo

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First look at the Pelican River Pack pups a few weeks ago (footage from July 11). Six of the pack's 7 pups were still alive, which is pretty good, but the really difficult part of summer—mid-August to September—when most pups die is still ahead. Will be interesting to see what happens. In the shot of the entire pack, the collared wolf to the right is the father of the pups (Wolf W9C) and the adult wolf on the left is the mother. Getting observations of the parents and all their pups together in early July is not common for us so was exciting to capture to see (and it is great data too!).
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First look at the Pelican River Pack pups a few weeks ago (footage from July 11). Six of the pack's 7 pups were still alive, which is pretty good, but the really difficult part of summer—mid-August to September—when most pups die is still ahead. Will be interesting to see what happens. In the shot of the entire pack, the collared wolf to the right is the father of the pups (Wolf W9C) and the adult wolf on the left is the mother. Getting observations of the parents and all their pups together in early July is not common for us so was exciting to capture to see (and it is great data too!).

Voyageurs Wolf Project

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Six Red Wolf Pups Born at Zoo Knoxville! On Earth Day, our Red Wolf pair, Buckeye (9) and Cirilla (3), welcomed six critically endangered pups into the world. These new arrivals are part of the SAFE American Red Wolf program—a collaborative effort to save the most endangered wolf species on the planet. Zoo Knoxville is proud to be part of this essential conservation work. With fewer than 20 Red Wolves in the wild and under 300 in human care, every pup counts. We’re giving the new family plenty of space, but early signs are good—Cirilla is proving to be a great mom, and the pups are growing strong. 🐾
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Six Red Wolf Pups Born at Zoo Knoxville! On Earth Day, our Red Wolf pair, Buckeye (9) and Cirilla (3), welcomed six critically endangered pups into the world. These new arrivals are part of the SAFE American Red Wolf program—a collaborative effort to save the most endangered wolf species on the planet. Zoo Knoxville is proud to be part of this essential conservation work. With fewer than 20 Red Wolves in the wild and under 300 in human care, every pup counts. We’re giving the new family plenty of space, but early signs are good—Cirilla is proving to be a great mom, and the pups are growing strong. 🐾

Zoo Knoxville

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🇺🇸 A Texas biotech company just hatched 26 live chicks from 3D-printed artificial eggs with no shells and no hens. First time in history a complete bird embryo developed in a fully artificial system. And that's just the warm-up. Colossal Biosciences is using this same tech to bring back the South Island giant moa: a 12-foot-tall, 250 kg bird that went extinct 600 years ago. No surrogate exists on Earth big enough to hatch one. So they built the technology to do it without one. De-extinction just went from science fiction to a construction project. Source: Wall Street Apes
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🇺🇸 A Texas biotech company just hatched 26 live chicks from 3D-printed artificial eggs with no shells and no hens. First time in history a complete bird embryo developed in a fully artificial system. And that's just the warm-up. Colossal Biosciences is using this same tech to bring back the South Island giant moa: a 12-foot-tall, 250 kg bird that went extinct 600 years ago. No surrogate exists on Earth big enough to hatch one. So they built the technology to do it without one. De-extinction just went from science fiction to a construction project. Source: Wall Street Apes

Mario Nawfal

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The safety of our people and the future of our society depend not only on infrastructure, but also on strong institutions, innovation, and knowledge. The commissioning of the Centre for DNA Forensics and Criminal Investigation, the first of its kind in Africa, is a major step in that direction. This facility will strengthen criminal investigations, support scientific research, train future experts, and enhance our ability to use modern forensic science to keep our communities safer. It is an investment in justice, security, and the kind of future we are building for generations to come. 𝗧𝗼𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲.
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The safety of our people and the future of our society depend not only on infrastructure, but also on strong institutions, innovation, and knowledge. The commissioning of the Centre for DNA Forensics and Criminal Investigation, the first of its kind in Africa, is a major step in that direction. This facility will strengthen criminal investigations, support scientific research, train future experts, and enhance our ability to use modern forensic science to keep our communities safer. It is an investment in justice, security, and the kind of future we are building for generations to come. 𝗧𝗼𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲.

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We are at a tipping point—the extinction of the human race is no longer a distant theory; it’s a future unfolding in our lifetime. For 30 years, we’ve been systematically lied to by the global establishment. This is not just a climate crisis; it is the end of the world. Before we talk about the climate, we must face this hard sociological truth: the system is broken, and we must act now.
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We are at a tipping point—the extinction of the human race is no longer a distant theory; it’s a future unfolding in our lifetime. For 30 years, we’ve been systematically lied to by the global establishment. This is not just a climate crisis; it is the end of the world. Before we talk about the climate, we must face this hard sociological truth: the system is broken, and we must act now.

Roger Hallam

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☝️ “This complete negation of humanity, the rejection of faith, the abandonment of traditional values, and the suppression of freedom has taken on the form of an inverted religion, an overt satanism. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ, denouncing false prophets, said, 'By their fruits you will know them.' And today, these poisonous fruits are evident to people not only in Russia, but in all countries, including those in the West. Do we truly want 'Parent Number One' and 'Parent Number Two' instead of 'Mom' and 'Dad' here in our country? Do we want our schools to impose perversions on children from the earliest grades, leading them toward degradation and extinction? Do we want them to be taught that besides man and woman there are supposedly dozens of other genders, and to be offered sex-change surgeries? Is this what we want for our country and for our children? For us, this is unacceptable. We have a different future." - President Putin
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☝️ “This complete negation of humanity, the rejection of faith, the abandonment of traditional values, and the suppression of freedom has taken on the form of an inverted religion, an overt satanism. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ, denouncing false prophets, said, 'By their fruits you will know them.' And today, these poisonous fruits are evident to people not only in Russia, but in all countries, including those in the West. Do we truly want 'Parent Number One' and 'Parent Number Two' instead of 'Mom' and 'Dad' here in our country? Do we want our schools to impose perversions on children from the earliest grades, leading them toward degradation and extinction? Do we want them to be taught that besides man and woman there are supposedly dozens of other genders, and to be offered sex-change surgeries? Is this what we want for our country and for our children? For us, this is unacceptable. We have a different future." - President Putin

🇷🇺Russia is not Enemy

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This video gives a rare glimpse into the "fishy" proclivities of wolves in our area. The video was taken in spring just a short distance from a creek wolves have fished at for many years. This past spring was the 10th year we have documented wolves hunting and catching fish—a behavior that had not been documented in boreal systems such as ours until our work, in part, because it is a tough behavior to observe. What is particularly fascinating is that this wolf was not only carrying a fish but carrying two of them. This is interesting because when we captured this behavior on video for the first time in 2018, we observed a wolf fishing, drop them on the creek bank, and wade back in to continue fishing. I.e., the wolf was not immediately consuming the fish it caught but rather fishing while the fishing was hot, and then once the fishing cooled down, would consume the fish. And this video seems to provide some additional evidence that it might be a widespread strategy wolves use. Two other interesting tidbits from this video: 1.) The wolf that dropped the fish was a yearling wolf. The wolf that grabbed the fish at the end was a different wolf. More specifically, the breeding female of the Half-Moon Pack and the older sister of the yearling wolf. 2.) Surprisingly, the black bear seemed very perplexed at finding this fish, and just left it alone without even taking a little nibble. We would have expected a bear to readily take a free meal like this but apparently not. We have collected of detailed information on how, when, where, and why wolves hunt fish in our area. You can read all about that in our scientific article (which is freely-available at the link below!): Freund et al. 2023. The ethology of wolves foraging on freshwater fish in a boreal ecosystem. Royal Society Open Science.
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This video gives a rare glimpse into the "fishy" proclivities of wolves in our area. The video was taken in spring just a short distance from a creek wolves have fished at for many years. This past spring was the 10th year we have documented wolves hunting and catching fish—a behavior that had not been documented in boreal systems such as ours until our work, in part, because it is a tough behavior to observe. What is particularly fascinating is that this wolf was not only carrying a fish but carrying two of them. This is interesting because when we captured this behavior on video for the first time in 2018, we observed a wolf fishing, drop them on the creek bank, and wade back in to continue fishing. I.e., the wolf was not immediately consuming the fish it caught but rather fishing while the fishing was hot, and then once the fishing cooled down, would consume the fish. And this video seems to provide some additional evidence that it might be a widespread strategy wolves use. Two other interesting tidbits from this video: 1.) The wolf that dropped the fish was a yearling wolf. The wolf that grabbed the fish at the end was a different wolf. More specifically, the breeding female of the Half-Moon Pack and the older sister of the yearling wolf. 2.) Surprisingly, the black bear seemed very perplexed at finding this fish, and just left it alone without even taking a little nibble. We would have expected a bear to readily take a free meal like this but apparently not. We have collected of detailed information on how, when, where, and why wolves hunt fish in our area. You can read all about that in our scientific article (which is freely-available at the link below!): Freund et al. 2023. The ethology of wolves foraging on freshwater fish in a boreal ecosystem. Royal Society Open Science.

Voyageurs Wolf Project

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Bannon: This system is rigged not just for the wealthy, but for the super wealthy. It’s an oligarchy, far from what our founders envisioned. They broke away from one, and now we’re back in a similar situation. We must keep hammering, and in the next two years, we’ll see if we’ve succeeded.
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Bannon: This system is rigged not just for the wealthy, but for the super wealthy. It’s an oligarchy, far from what our founders envisioned. They broke away from one, and now we’re back in a similar situation. We must keep hammering, and in the next two years, we’ll see if we’ve succeeded.

Grace Chong, MBI

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For over half a century, the Endangered Species Act has protected our plants and wildlife from permanent extinction on planet Earth. This includes the bald eagle and the whooping cranes that have long called New Mexico home. We’re now two days from Congress recessing for the holiday, and the GOP is trying to gut the ESA, alongside the National Environmental Policy Act, and after a vote last week to gut the Clean Water Act. This is Project 2025 in action, and we are fighting back—because protecting our public lands, waters, and wildlife is not negotiable!
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For over half a century, the Endangered Species Act has protected our plants and wildlife from permanent extinction on planet Earth. This includes the bald eagle and the whooping cranes that have long called New Mexico home. We’re now two days from Congress recessing for the holiday, and the GOP is trying to gut the ESA, alongside the National Environmental Policy Act, and after a vote last week to gut the Clean Water Act. This is Project 2025 in action, and we are fighting back—because protecting our public lands, waters, and wildlife is not negotiable!

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

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