But this stands to change due to the Trump administration’s rollbacks for endangered wildlife protections. Earlier this month, the Trump administration rescinded a regulatory definition interpreting a key term in our country’s bedrock wildlife protection law, the Endangered Species Act. When Congress enacted the ESA with overwhelming bipartisan support in 1973, it explicitly recognized what any elementary school student can tell you-we can’t protect wildlife if we don’t save their homes. But there is hope, because we can still act to protect our beloved wildlife and the laws that protect them. Several environmental groups, including Defenders of Wildlife, are suing the Trump administration over its unlawful rollback of the definition of harm.