Call of the Wild

get it on your cell phone and help protect wildlife

Download the app from the Center or from the iTunes Store, and each week (or more frequently if you choose) one of 30 endangered species sounds recorded in each species' natural habitat will be selected from the Center’s library and “pushed” to you. Want to howl with the Mexican Wolf every time your phone rings? You can download all the barks, chirps or bugles as a ringtone or browse the app’s gallery of 100 additional “Rare Earthtones” for other ringtones and wallpapers. The app also lets you learn about endangered species, and sign petitions in support of wildlife and the planet. Through it you can subscribe to the Center's Endangered Earth Online weekly newsletter and respond to action alerts from the Center.

What wild calls are available you ask? 
Mexican wolf
Orca
Beluga
Bobcat
African elephant
Elk
Grizzly bear
Humpback whale
Bald eagle
Polar bear 
Blue-throated macaw 
Whooping crane 
Yosemite toad
Pine Barrens treefrog
Crawfish frog 
Great Basin rattlesnake
Florida panther
Giant panda
Puerto Rican screech owl
Peruvian plantcutter 
Emperor penguin chick
Boreal owl
Fringe-backed fire-eye
Red poison dart frog
Coquí guajón rock frog
Barred owl
Common loon
Barn owl
Coyotes
Eastern screech owl

The Center for Biological Diversity works through science, law, and creative media to secure a future for all species, great or small, hovering on the brink of extinction. The Center is supported by more than 255,000 members and online activists dedicated to the protection of endangered species and wild places. For more information, visit www.BiologicalDiversity.org.

-Berne Broudy