Alert-Last flock of whooping cranes threatened by developers -Cross Post, Please

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Defenders of Wildlife Dear Margaret, Thank you for taking action to save the world’s last remaining whooping cranes. With the help of concerned conservationists like you, these majestic migratory birds will be around for generations to see and hear. Thanks again for taking the time to make a difference for wildlife. Sincerely,Noah and the rest of the Defenders of Wildlife team P.S. Since the deadline for comments is almost upon us, please consider forwarding the message below to friends and family who might want to make a difference

for whooping cranes. The deadline for comments is this Friday, August 31st, so every little bit helps! -- Delete this and the text above and forward the message below -- Hi, I just took action to save the last flock of wild whooping cranes from destructive development and you can, too. Did you know that there are just over 200 whooping cranes left in the wild and that they spend their winters on the Gulf Coast of Texas at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge? Take action now at: http://action.defenders.org/whoopersThe habitat they need to survive is threatened by a dangerous development proposal that could intrude on critical habitat for these whoopers. Because they are so vulnerable, we can't let anything disturb them.The deadline for comments is this

Friday, August 31st, so please take action today! Please below to take action. http://action.defenders.org/whoopers Thanks for helping me make a difference for wildlife! © Copyright 2007 Defenders of Wildlife. This message was sent to .Please do not respond to this message. . Defenders of Wildlife is a national, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the

protection of all native wild animals and plants in their natural communities. Defenders of Wildlife can be contacted at: 1130 17th Street, NWWashington, DC 20036

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