The first step to being able to help wildlife and the natural world is to learn more about them. Each week The Americas introduces stunning landscapes and amazing animals. Watch The Americas Sunday at 8/7 c on NBC and streaming next day on Peacock.
We’ve created Watch Kits to enhance the viewing experience by sharing more amazing animal facts, stories and specific actions to help them.
Let’s COME TOGETHER FOR NATURE with Five Things You Can Do Now to Help Wildlife and Wild Places Thrive
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Go Outside
Spending time outdoors in nature instills lifelong appreciation and stewardship of the natural world. The most direct route to caring for the environment as an adult is participating in nature activities. Plus, it good for your physical and mental health.
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Plant a Tree
Trees provide food, shelter, and homes for wildlife. But did you know trees also produce lots of oxygen and absorb and store carbon? Planting native trees and caring for forests is essential to combat climate change and restore habitat.
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Garden for Wildlife
You can create a haven for wildlife by planting native plants and providing these essential elements: food, water, cover, and places to raise young for healthy and sustainable wildlife habitats.
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Stop Using Single-Use Plastics
Plastic pollution is harming animals in our lakes, streams, and oceans, but there are solutions. You can use alternatives to plastic and urge your family, friends, and local businesses to say no to single-use plastics.
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Be a Voice for Wildlife
Speak up for wildlife and wild places. Express yourself by talking with friends and family, writing letters, and using social media. Be creative! Use art and videos to tell your wildlife story and get friends, family, schools, businesses, and elected officials to take action to save wildlife and protect our planet.
