River otter

River otters are playful, highly intelligent mammals that depend on clean rivers and wetlands to survive.

In the past, many populations declined due to water pollution, habitat loss and hunting for their fur, and while some have recovered, they remain vulnerable wherever freshwater ecosystems are threatened.

By protecting waterways, reducing pollution and conserving wetland habitats, we can ensure they continue to thrive.

Where otters return, nature begins to heal.