Help Save Our Ocean Friends

  • Green Turtle

    Green turtles are critical to marine ecosystems, particularly in maintaining healthy seagrass beds. These ancient reptiles face threats from habitat loss, bycatch in fishing nets, and illegal poaching. Rising ocean temperatures and coastal development further disrupt their nesting sites, pushing them toward endangerment.

  • Sea Lion

    Sea lions are highly social marine mammals, known for their playful behavior and vital role in controlling fish populations. However, they are increasingly threatened by entanglement in fishing nets, habitat destruction, and disruptions to their breeding grounds. Overfishing, in particular, depletes their food sources, contributing to population declines.

  • Bottlenose Dolphin

    Bottlenose dolphins are highly intelligent and social creatures, often recognized for their acrobatic displays and close-knit pods. These mammals are under threat from coastal development, water pollution, and habitat loss. Additionally, entanglement in fishing nets and the disruption caused by boat traffic and noise pollution are putting their already vulnerable populations in further danger.

PLEASE DONATE NOW

By clicking on the donate button below, you will be directed to my World Wildlife Foundation Facebook fundraising page. Any donation you make will help keep these three beautiful animals, and many more, with us. As my thank you, for every $50 donated I will send you a set of note cards shown below, printed on high quality card stock. Please help me reach my fundraising goal of $5000!

After donating, you will receive an email from me inquiring which package of cards you would prefer (blank or thank you) as shown below.

Thank you for your support!

Thank You Card Set (3 of each animal):

Blank Card Set (3 of each animal):

WORLD WILDLIFE FOUNDATION

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is one of the world’s leading conservation organizations, dedicated to preserving the planet’s biodiversity and ensuring a sustainable future for all living things. WWF works across more than 100 countries, tackling critical environmental issues such as climate change, deforestation, wildlife trafficking, and ocean conservation. Through science-based initiatives, sustainable practices, and partnerships with local communities, governments, and businesses, WWF strives to protect endangered species, conserve natural habitats, and reduce human impact on the Earth. Their mission is to create a world where people live in harmony with nature.