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231. WWF - Conservation and environmental news & publications: Bhutan

Wildlife Trade in South-East Asia Southeast Asia is a Wildlife trade hotspot, functioning as supplier, consumer and a general ... 02 May 2006 2 comments

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232. WWF - Managing tropical forests in the Peruvian Amazon

most spectacular wildlife such as the jaguar, harpy eagle, scarlet macaw, giant river otter and black spider monkey. It is also one of the last refuges for highly valued big-leafed mahogany and other tropical hardwood trees. Illegal

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233. WWF - Filipino government cracks down on sea turtle poachers

one day live in harmony with wildlife, side-by-side. We must never forget how important animals really are. We all need a great diversity of species. Poachers or any other environmental offenders need to pay more than just fines. I have spoken to

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234. WWF - Protection of Siberian Tiger and its Habitat

poaching of tigers and other wildlife. - Collaborate with Russian scientists, conservationists, and local stakeholders in preparing and implementing habitat conservation plans and developing a framework for a comprehensive wildlife and resource

http://wwf.panda.org/who_we_are/wwf_offices/russia/projects/?uProjectID=RU0005 - 43.3kb

235. WWF - News

baby rhino at Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve A rhino calf sighting in Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve highlights the suitability of this ... 16 June 2006 0 comments

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236. WWF - Supporting Conservation of Asian Forests

direct inks to endangered wildlife and forests. Background 20% of all Japanese wood imports are thought to be from illegal sources. Japanese timber purchasing practices have a direct negative impact on

http://wwf.panda.org/about_our_earth/teacher_resources/best_place_species/current_top_10/amur_leopard_.cfm?uProjectID=JP0094 - 47.2kb

237. WWF - Problems in the forests of New Guinea

and watersheds. Targeted wildlife Hunting, by traditional methods and more recently with firearms, is a major concern for several species. The illegal wildlife trade, a component of the black market in Papua Province in Indonesia, threatens

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238. WWF - Environmental problems in Bhutan

Illegal and unsustainable wildlife exploitation Bhutanâ€™s proximity to markets for parts or products made from wildlife is a major concern for species such as musk deer, tigers and leopards. With high prices being offered for these

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239. WWF - Conservation and environmental news & publications: Bhutan

Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary-The Lost World Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary (SWS) is a 650 km2 national park in the far eastern region of Bhutan, ... 13 July 2011 0 comments

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240. WWF - Human Population and Impacts in the Amur-Heilong

Illegal hunting and wildlife trade Report shows China's ecological footprint doubled Threats to the Tigers Report: State of China's wildlife trade Far Eastern leopard still on the brink of

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