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Stop Wildlife Crime: The Series, Part 2, I’m Not A Trinket

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The second episode of WWF’s Stop Wildlife Crime series highlights the impact on elephants. Tens of thousands of elephants are being killed each year for the illegal ivory trade. Follow our video series on World Wildlife Fund’s YouTube channel by subscribing now and using the hashtag #StopWildlifeCrime while you watch. Asian and African elephants are being slaughtered […]

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Stop Wildlife Crime: The Series, Part 1, It’s Dead Serious!

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Check out “Stop Wildlife Crime: It’s Dead Serious” where we delve into the grave issue of wildlife crime. This nefarious activity poses a significant threat to some of the world’s most cherished species, as well as the dedicated rangers working tirelessly to protect them. You can access the first episode highlighting the wildlife crime crisis

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United Nations Must Ban Trophy Hunting and End Wildlife Exploitation & Circuses Exploiting Animals for Profit, Ranking the Most Inhumane Shows

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With over 7.9 billion humans on our planet, we are witnessing a devastating reality: two-thirds of all animal species are being wiped out at an alarming rate. The culprits? Greed, ego, ignorance, and a blatant disregard for the sanctity of life. From majestic elephants slaughtered for their tusks to once-thriving species reduced to mere remnants,

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Urgent Call to Action: North Carolina Residents Rally for Red Wolves & Wildlife Protection & Exposing the Plight of Northern Rockies Wolves: Urgent Action Needed to Halt Massacre

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In a landmark victory for wildlife conservation, the Endangered Species Act protection was restored to gray wolves in 48 states in the United States, thanks to the tireless efforts of hundreds of thousands of supporters. This decision marked a crucial step forward in safeguarding these iconic creatures from the perils of hunting sanctioned by individual

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