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11. WWF - India tigress gives new hope for conservation after first-time births

We Do Success Stories Conservation Highlights 2011 Conservation Highlights 2010 Conservation Highlights 2009 Conservation Highlights 2008 African rhino success Panda Success

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12. WWF - Conservation Highlights 2008

We Do Success Stories Conservation Highlights 2011 Conservation Highlights 2010 Conservation Highlights 2009 Conservation Highlights 2008 African rhino success Panda Success

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13. WWF - Supporting Conservation of Asian Forests

Amur - Heilong Regional Conservation Programme: WWF Japan officially joined the programme in June 2007. WWF Japan will participate in formation of and support projects in Russian Far East, i.e., Conservation of Amur leopard, Conservation of

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14. WWF - Deterring illegal wildlife trafficking in the Central African Republic

We Do Success Stories Conservation Highlights 2011 Conservation Highlights 2010 Conservation Highlights 2009 Conservation Highlights 2008 African rhino success Panda Success

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15. WWF - Conservation Highlights 2010

We Do Success Stories Conservation Highlights 2011 Conservation Highlights 2010 Biodiversity People Footprint Climate Conservation Highlights 2009 Conservation Highlights 2008 African rhino success Panda Success

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16. WWF - Development of the Sakten Wildlife Sanctuary and Biological Corridors

for the Sakten Wildlife Sanctuary (SWS) which will prepare the way for the development of a comprehensive management plan. Actions will focus on the setting up of park offices and living quarters for staff. The project will also

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17. WWF - Conservation news & stories

Conservation: the new Chinese philosophy Over the years, China has made strenuous efforts to protect its rich wildlife, but the difficulties ... 06 October 1998 0 comments

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18. WWF - TRAFFIC and Wildlife Trade

and enforcement) to wildlife trade. - Curtailing illegal trade in wildlife in North America by alerting authorities to emerging issues, routes, markets and organized criminal activity. - Increasing government agency capacity to regulate

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19. WWF - Human Wildlife Conflict in Namibia

to manage their land and the wildlife living on it. As a result of the income derived from sustainable use of wildlife and ecotourism in conservancies, rural communities have generally positive attitudes towards wildlife. However, larger

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20. WWF - Five decades of innovation for conservation

attitudes and approaches to conservation â€“ including our own . Today, world leaders make high level commitments to conserve wildlife, and governments have environment ministers as a matter of course. Corporations have whole departments

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