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Birds are indicators of the environment. If they are in trouble, we know we'll soon be in trouble.

Roger Tory Peterson

Trust For

Wildlife

Our Mission

Trust For Wildlife is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, whose mission is to reverse the losses of forest, grasslands and wetlands that plants and wildlife depend on in order to sustain the health of the planet. We do this through habitat conservation, restoration, education, and advocacy for sustainable practices.

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Apply for our Scholarship!

Trust For Wildlife is now offering a $2,000 college scholarship to Vermont highschool graduates (or equivalent) who seek a degree in the natural sciences. Click the apply button below for eligibility details and application.

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Conserving Critical

Habitats

Over the past five decades, our planet has endured increasing pressures and a very significant loss of wildlife habitats.

It is the role of Trust For Wildlife to reverse these trends and failings. Our future depends on daily and continuing hard work and our programs do just that.

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Our Beginnings

Trust For Wildlife was formed in 1981 by Marshal Case, at the time Senior Vice President for education for National Audubon Society. Trust For Wildlife has remained a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization for 29 years, and grown to put over $50,000 into conservation projects and partnerships each year.  

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Critically

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Bird

Species*

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Critically

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Habitat Loss*

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Major 

Conservation

Groups We're

Collaborating 

With

Earth

We Need
Your Help

To Protect

*BirdLife International scientists

Your gift today helps change the future of our environment 

Current Projects

and Partnerships

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Read about our current conservation projects and those we have teamed up with to make an even bigger environmental impact.

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