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Jeff Bezos Pledges $100 Million to Alliance Protecting 31,000 Endangered Species

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Jeff Bezos has committed $100 million to an alliance focused on protecting the roughly 31,000 species currently classified as endangered. The funding is intended to support conservation efforts aimed at halting the decline of these vulnerable plants and animals. The initiative reflects growing philanthropic attention to biodiversity loss worldwide. Further details on the alliance's specific programs and timelines are part of the broader announcement.

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