Momoko's Arctic donor status [Please Read]

Today is the final day to help us unlock $25k to defend Alaska's public lands.

Momoko, the administration's plan to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's entire coastal plain to oil and gas drilling has put one of America's last truly wild landscapes in jeopardy. We're now in the final day of our push to unlock $25,000 in matching funds to fight this devastating plan—and your gift is still missing. Every dollar you give can be matched $1-to-$1 by a generous donor to defend the Arctic and all of our shared public lands before it's too late. I'm checking in because I know how important it is to you to protect our nation's irreplaceable public lands, but we haven't seen your emergency gift for the Arctic come in yet. Email:  mrmomoko.biketour@blogger.com Match Offer: $1-for-$1 Goal: $25,000 by midnight Gift Status: PENDING Fight for public lands now with a tax-deductible year-end gift >>   The administration's reckless plan would pave the way for oil rigs, pipelines and industrial roads across a landscape sacred to the region's Indigenous communities and home to abundant wildlife. And the destruction doesn't stop there. Officials have also issued permits to advance the 211-mile proposed Ambler mining road that would cut through Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, and have moved to open the Western Arctic to drilling—putting Alaska's wildlands under attack on every front. These actions endanger the freedom of local and Indigenous communities to shape the future of their homelands, threaten the conservation of intact ecosystems and wildlife, and shortchange future generations who deserve to inherit these lands healthy and intact, as we did. Now through MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, we need your help unlocking $25,000 in matching funds to help us fight these destructive projects—in the courts, in Congress and on the ground—before they ever have a chance to break ground. Will you chip in before midnight, Momoko? —Margot @ The Wilderness Society   MATCH YOUR GIFT BEFORE MIDNIGHT   Ryan Gasper

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