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National Geographic Wild Chronicles BFF Podcast Now Available Join National Geographic Explorer host Boyd Matson on a journey into the night to shed light on the promising fate of one of America's most endangered species.
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What's New... New Adoptees for a New Year - January 2008
Homer and
Sirius join Harlem and Clover as
ambassadors for Black-Footed Ferret
recovery.
An
article on black-footed ferrets written by
nature writer,
Paul
Tolme, was recently
headline news,
BFF Gifts Now Available - December 2007 Visit PWR's store on cafepress for black-footed ferret holiday gifts or adopt a BFF for $50 or more and get a special edition plush BFF.
Help us meet our goal by adopting a black-footed ferret today!
Thomas D. Mangelsen's "Night Ranger" Now Available - July 2007 Renowned wildlife photographer, Thomas D. Mangelsen, captured this wild BFF on film during a recent spotlighting trip with PWR to Buffalo Gap National Grasslands in SD. Order your print here.
PWR's Travis Livieri Awarded for Prairie Work - June 2007 The U.S. Forest Service honored Travis with a National Grasslands Prairie Partner Award for his work in wildlife research on prairie ecosystems.
KITS! - May 2007 The 2007 BFF breeding season has begun at the National BFF Conservation Center and babies are being born!
Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE visits PWR - April 2007 Dr. Goodall visited Prairie Wildlife Research and toured the National Black-Footed Ferret Conservation Center before her "Reason to Hope" lecture at Colorado State University. See more photos here.
PWR moves to Colorado - March 2007 We've moved our offices from South Dakota to northern Colorado, adjacent to the National Black-Footed Ferret Conservation Center.
A Night on the Town is a huge success - November 2006 PWR's fundraiser featuring National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore raised $11,500 for black-footed ferret recovery efforts!
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