The potential that exists, quite frankly, for CRP to go away is there in 2007. In the wildlife world, we recognize it as the best conservation program there's ever been.

The potential to lose half in 2007 and another 800,000 acres the following year is a tremendous impact to natural resource opportunities in the state.

What the hell has conservation done? The World Wildlife Fund must have spent several billion pounds, it hasn't saved the panda, tiger, nothing,

As the natural world grows smaller, so too does its intensity and the size of the window through which it may be viewed.

The American Red Cross is very excited to be bringing the experience and expertise of the World Wildlife Fund into our recovery programs. Through this partnership, we will protect the environment and make sure that the recovery will benefit survivors and their communities for the long term.

If the best players aren't going to be playing, obviously that has the potential to become a problem.