While the Bald Eagle soars proudly in the skies of North America today, the situation is bleak for many of its kind. Around the world today, eagles are facing real threats. As apex predators, this spells disaster for their species and the environments we share with them.

Whether it’s an invasive species like cheatgrass taking over the native sagebrush that Utah’s Golden Eagles rely on, or the rapidly developing wind infrastructure in South Africa encroaching on the thermals Verreaux’s Eagles use to soar—eagles today confront a number of challenges. 

For some species, the challenges could be existential unless we do something about it. Can you help us save eagles around the world?