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WCS uses cutting-edge science to understand the impacts of climate change on wildlife and natural resources, plan conservation for a rapidly changing world, and implement on-the-ground solutions to protect ecosystems.
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Zoos and Aquarium
Through our five zoological parks in New York, we're able to connect people to animals and nature and inspire them to care about conservation.
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Education
WCS has been advancing science education and increasing ecological literacy since 1929. Today, more than 150,000 students participate in classes, tours, and outreach programs each year at our four zoos and our aquarium.
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Seeing is Believing
WCS staff and friends are sharing photos that illustrate the ongoing impacts of climate change around the world.
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In the news
Should we bring jaguars back the U.S.?
“The historical record supports that there were jaguars through most of Arizona and New Mexico, up to the Grand Canyon,” says WCS's Eric Sanderson.
Getting Bushmeat Off the Table
The forests of the Congo Basin are among the most biodiverse in the world. But as the region’s cities grow, the demand for forest bushmeat is threatening food sources for indigenous communities and endangered pangolins and monkeys.
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