Explore Pacific Wild's main conservation areas. Identify at least three distinct conservation areas or campaigns (excluding the 'Do You Caribout Wolves?' campaign). For each identified area, briefly describe its focus. Additionally, find two other ways users can support Pacific Wild's mission, beyond sending messages to MLAs or speaking up for wolves.
Navigate to the Pacific Wild homepage (pacificwild.org). Look for a main navigation link related to 'Our Work', 'What We Do', or 'Campaigns' and click it. On the resulting page, identify and list the names of at least three distinct conservation areas or campaigns, excluding the 'Do You Caribout Wolves?' campaign. For each identified area/campaign, extract a concise description of its primary focus. Return to the homepage or navigate to a 'Get Involved' or 'Support Us' section. Identify and list two additional ways users can support Pacific Wild's mission (e.g., specific donation programs, volunteering, educational initiatives, etc.). Synthesize the identified conservation areas/campaigns and the two additional support methods.
The agent successfully navigates to a page detailing Pacific Wild's conservation work. The agent identifies at least three distinct conservation areas or campaigns (e.g., 'Marine Protection', 'Old-Growth Forests', 'Salmon', 'Wildlife', 'Climate Action'), excluding 'Do You Caribout Wolves?'. For each identified area/campaign, the agent provides a brief, accurate description of its focus. The agent identifies two additional, distinct ways users can support Pacific Wild (e.g., 'Donate', 'Become a Member', 'Shop', 'Sign up for newsletter', 'Volunteer', 'Attend Events'). The agent does not mention sending messages to MLAs or speaking up for wolves as the two additional support methods, as these were covered in the previous task.