From his office in Santa Barbara, Jean-Michel shares his message about how we are connected to the ocean and how much we depend upon the quality of the ocean for the quality of our lives. He says that young people are the decision makers of tomorrow and they are going to make much much better decisions than we have made. He says, “I am very confident that yes, although there is a lot of work to do, we are going to make it. And we are the only species that has the capabilities and the privilege to decide not to disappear.”
The red wolf is the world’s most endangered canid, and the Southeast’s native wolf. In this #YearOfCoexistence video members of our Southeast team talk about why coexisting with the red wolf is essential for their future.
