Climate change is already impacting our communities, our health and safety and our natural resources. Global warming is threatening wildlife, fish and plants who are already on the brink of extinction. Melting sea ice, warming ocean and river waters, shifting life cycles and migration are impacting endangered species, including polar bears, lynx, salmon, coral, and migratory birds.

Congress is working on climate change legislation that sets a first-ever cap on global warming pollution and helps reduce the impact of climate change on our communities, our health and our natural resources. Endangered species -and species put at risk of extinction due to climate change - would benefit from these efforts.

Now that the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a climate bill, the Senate must act. Industry lobbyists will continue to try to weaken the bill, including removing key programs and funding that would protect natural resources from the impacts of climate change.

Please send a letter to your Senator asking them to ensure that provisions to safeguard natural resource are included in the climate change bill.