Activities to help protect wildlife

Kids can learn about species like the endangered Blanding's turtle and take action to support their protection through fun crafts!

Courtney Celley/USFWS | Public Domain
Kamebry Wagner

Environment Illinois Conservation Intern

Wildlife need our help. Species are facing habitat loss, pollution and many other threats. The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act is a federal bill that, if passed, would be the most significant piece of wildlife legislation in a generation. The bill would invest in state wildlife action programs to protect those species that are have greatest conservation need.

We can protect wildlife so that future generations inherit an environment rich with biodiversity, but it won’t happen without action. Even young environmentalists can make a difference. Download our coloring book and endangered turtle crafts pages to show your support for protecting wildlife.

Photo by Emily Kowalski | TPIN

Photo by Staff | TPIN

Photo by Emily Kowalski | TPIN

Photo by Staff | TPIN

1of 4

Topics
Authors

Emily Kowalski

Outreach & Engagement Manager, Environment Illinois

Emily manages the marketing and public engagement strategy for Environment Illinois's campaigns, including our campaign to protect the Great Lakes from plastic pollution. Emily lives in Chicago where she enjoys knitting and biking.

Kamebry Wagner

Environment Illinois Conservation Intern

Find Out More