Tell Oil Companies to Do More to Protect Wildlife and Sacred Places

Major oil and gas companies—including BP, Chevron, Conoco Phillips, ExxonMobil, Hilcorp, 88 Energy, and Shell—declined to participate in the auction for leases to drill across more than 400,000 acres of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The absence of major bidders temporarily limits the threats that developing this irreplaceable landscape would cause to wildlife and the Arctic’s Gwich’in people.

This is a win for polar bears and people, but we now must urge these same companies to make a commitment to avoid drilling in important wildlife habitat or where Tribal cultures will be harmed. Send a message to oil and gas companies, urging them not to exploit, but to responsibly safeguard ALL of America’s wild places and sacred landscapes.

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Dear Corporate Leader,

I was happy to see that your company declined to participate in the federal auction for leases to drill across more than 400,000 acres of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The absence of major bidders temporarily limits the threats that developing this irreplaceable landscape would threaten wildlife and the Arctic’s Gwich’in people.

Take the next step to solidify your corporate responsibility to the natural world: Commit to avoiding drilling in important wildlife habitats or where sacred places will be harmed.

The Arctic Refuge is one of our great sanctuaries—a place where caribou migrate, polar bears den, and countless species find refuge in a rapidly changing world. Landscapes like the refuge should not be threatened for short-term profit, but safeguarded to protect the natural world and respect the rights of Indigenous peoples. This is a moral responsibility that transcends geography and politics.

I look forward to your company’s commitment to not exploit, but responsibly safeguard, ALL of America’s wild places and sacred landscapes. Thank you.

Sincerely,
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