Wednesday, 19 September 2012

Stop Wildlife Crime


Sign Against Wildlife Crime
 Wildlife crime is now the most urgent threat to three of the world’s best-loved species—elephants, rhinos and tigers.Tens of thousands of elephants are poached each year. Between 1995 and 2007, experts estimate that elephant populations in Central Africa declined by more than 50 percent, primarily due to ivory poaching.

Close to 18,000 pounds of illicit rhino horn reaches Asian markets each year, where the street price rivals that of pure gold.There are as few as 3,200 tigers left in the wild and they are hunted relentlessly by poachers.Even more worrying, these species cannot survive high levels of poaching for long.

We can turn the tide.

We need your help to save wildlife and people from becoming victims of wildlife crime. Join our public relations practitioners campaign and help us:

  • Push governments to protect threatened animal populations by increasing law enforcement, imposing strict deterrents, reducing demand for endangered species products and honoring international commitments made under CITES.
  • Speak up on behalf of those on the frontlines being threatened by armed poachers so they are properly equipped, trained and compensated.
  • Reduce demand for illegal wildlife parts and products by encouraging others to ask questions and get the facts before buying any wildlife or plant product.
How You Can Help

  • Stop wildlife crime -Learn how you can take action against the most urgent to elephants ,rhinosand tigers.
  • Stay connected -Get the wildlife news and conservation updates.
  • Adopt a Rhino-Make a symbolic Rhino adoption to help save some of the worlds most endangerd animals from extinction and suport.
"Care for me and i care for you"message from our lovely wildlife animals,do what you would like people to do inreturn for you by loving and showing care to the wild animals suffering on daily basis.

3 comments:

  1. the Wild life crime wont stop anytime soon as long as there are still people who purchase rhino horns

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  2. PEOPLE NEED TO BE INFORMED MORE ABOUT THE WILDLIFE CRIME AND ITS CONSEQUENCES TO OUR ENVIRONMENT

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  3. Rhino Poaching where wild life crime is concerned has been an issue in South Africa and more and more Rhinos are dying this will eventually lead to their extiction in the next 10 years and our children will not see them but only hear of them judt like we did with dinosours,mammoths. So if we stop these cruel beings from killing our Rhinos,it will put an End to this misery

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