Changing the Narrative for Animals

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Designed to teach children about the importance of protecting wolves to maintain a balanced ecosystem, the Species Unite humane wolf education program is a crucial step in building a new generation of animal activists. Our goal is to expand this initiative to every state in the US, reaching hundreds of schools and over 100,000 students.

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About Elizabeth, Founder and Host

Pioneering animal advocate Elizabeth Novogratz was called at an early age to devote her life to elevating all animal life after witnessing inhumane animal agriculture and trade in the U.S. and abroad. After a decade of travel into places most of us could not, she founded Species Unite, a media platform that stands for a world of co-existence for all species.

It is this ethos that will enable us to repair the planet and build a world based on dignity for humans and non-humans alike. In four years, Species Unite has grown to a community of 125,000 people who care deeply about the planet and all species who inhabit it.