171. WWF - Push to save tigers leaps forward at Bali meeting
goal to save this endangered animal.â€
“These governments will now take these proposed commitments to St. Petersburg and world leaders will consider backing them with the political it will take to save tigers in the
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172. WWF - Saving medicinal plants improves lives of Chinese villagers
studying and using herbs or animal parts for medicinal purposes. The domestic and international trade of herbs has created a booming industry that contributes tremendously to the income of local communities where the herbs are harvested.
Sadly
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173. WWF - Baim: the story of a rescued baby orangutan in the Heart of Borneo
Centre of International Animal Rescue-Indonesia . He will grow to adulthood here and like the others, wait for a future that leads back home into the lush Heart of Borneo.
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174. WWF - Borneo rhino photographed for the first time
by infrared triggers when animals walk by.
“This is an encouraging sign for the future of rhinoceros conservation work in Sabah,†said Mahedi Andau, Director of the Sabah Wildlife Department.
"While the total number of Borneo
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175. WWF - WWF enforcement team cracks down on wildlife crimes in Mondulkiri province
you but a large step for the animal kingdom.
Wild boar meat on display at Sen Monorom market.
© Rohit Singh
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176. WWF - Bringing life to the lower Danube – a real success story for WW...
on Tataru Island. Grazing animals, like grey cattle, used to live on the island, but were hunted. Without them the floodplain forest ran wild due to lack of grazing. Four years on, the herd has multiplied and soon it may provide the local
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177. WWF - Arctic Science 1 - How to build an igloo
for Discussion Olympic Animals Remarkable Animals Man's Greatest Mistakes Top 10 Lists
This lesson plan was produced for the WWF-Canon Kid's Zone .
Follow
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178. WWF - Arctic Science 3 - Land of the midnight sun
habits of birds and animals in the Arctic?
Extension Activities
The children could research the website – and other sites – to find out more about migratory birds and animals that visit the Arctic region
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179. WWF - Mountain gorilla population increases despite war
are increasing because animals are getting endangered and exctinct so it is important that numbers of animals are increasing because animals are very nice,cute and especially important.
Pranab Hazra
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180. WWF - Namib-Karoo-Kaokeveld Deserts
lands for cultivation, animal ranching, unsustainable groundwater extraction, alteration of surface/subsurface flow, dam construction, mining, and illegal extraction of selected succulents for black market trade, all pose a suite of threats
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