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ORGANISATIONS THAT HELP ANIMALS IN DANGER

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POWERFUL ANIMAL ADVERTISEMENT EXAMPLES         THAT TELL THE UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH

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POWERFUL ANIMAL ADVERTISMENT EXAMPLES         THAT TELL THE UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH

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Charities & organizations for endangered animals

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Charities & organizations for endangered animals

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1) Jane Goodall Institute
2) Four Paws
3) Padi Aware foundation

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Choose three ads and create a meaningful poster.

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Choose three ads and create a meaningful poster.

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https://www.boredpanda.com/powerful-animal-ads/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

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A little while ago, we wrote about powerful advertisement examples that were designed to raise awareness about important social and environmental issues. But what about animals? They don't have a way to raise awareness about the issues they face, so it's up to us to help them out.

Because of our inactivity and little concern to animal rights, according to WWF, there are around 20 species of wild animals in critical endangerment with a lot more vulnerable ones. If we let animal cruelty continue, we might lose such animals as tigers, gorillas, and whales.

These printed ads address different types of issues, but they're all about giving a voice to the voiceless. Most of us love animals, and yet we remain ignorant of or apathetic towards the abuse of domestic or circus animals or the extinction, poaching, and over-harvesting of wild populations. If you're an animal lover, consider putting your time or your money behind one of these noble campaigns!

There are lots of powerful animal welfare ads, and we've compiled a list of the most memorable ones. Ones that might just help to raise awareness to this awful case.

Every 60 Seconds A Species Dies Out. Each Minute Counts

Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Berlin, Germany

Animals Are Not Clowns

Advertising Agency: Partners Lisboa, Portugal

If You Don't Pick It Up They Will

Advertising Agency: TBWAHuntLascaris, Johannesburg, South Africa

Horrifying vs. More Horrifying

Advertising Agency: DDB, Turkey

Help Us Fight The Effects Of Cosmetic Testing

Advertising Agency: Lowe Pirella Fronzoni, Milan, Italy

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Brussels, Belgium

Zurich Zoo: More Space For The Big Ones

Advertising Agency: Advico Y&R AG, Zurich, Switzerland

Save The Rhino: Nothing We Do Will Ever Bring Them Back

Advertising Agency: Stick, South Africa

Stop The Abuse

Advertising Agency: Lowe Bull, Cape Town, South Africa

Last Meal: Adopting A Shelter Dog Is Getting Him Out Of Death Row

Advertising Agency: TBWA/ Lisboa, Portugal

You Are Looking At Every Animal Left In Africa

Advertising Agency: TBWAHuntLascaris, Johannesburg , South Africa

Imagine This Is Yours

Advertising Agency: Unknown

WWF: Sewing Patterns

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, France

Stop The Wildlife Trade

Advertising Agency: Springer & Jacoby Werbung

WWF: If You See An Animal, You're Missing Something

Advertising Agency: Y&R, Italia

You See A Dog. He Sees A Home

Advertising Agency: DDB, Manila, Philippines

WWF: Evolution

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, China

WWF: Extinction Can't Be Fixed

Advertising Agency: BBDO, Spain

Don't Buy Exotic Animal Souvenirs

Advertising Agency: LOWE GGK, Warsaw, Poland

Same Pet, Different Owner. Adopt A Rescue Pet

Advertising Agency: TBWA-Santiago Mangada Puno, Philippines

WWF: Desertification Destroys 6,000 Species Every Year

Advertising Agency: Contrapunto BBDO, Madrid, Spain

Plastic Bags Kill

Advertising Agency: BBDO Malaysia, MALAYSIA, Kuala Lumpur / Advertising Agency: Duval Guillaume, Belgium

WWF: Give A Hand To Wildlife

Advertising Agency: Saatchi&Saatchi Simko, Geneva, Switzerland

WWF: The Future Is Man Made

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Sydney, Australia

WWF: What On Earth Are We Doing To Our Planet?

Advertising Agency: UncleGrey, Copenhagen/Aarhus. Denmark

WWF: What Will It Take Before We Respect The Planet?

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Paris, France

Re-winder: It's Not A Game Anymore

Advertising Agency: Bulgaria

Volunteer Wildfire Services: Wildfires Burn More Than Trees

Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, South Africa

When You See A Tuna, Think Panda

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore

LAV: The Show Mustn't Go On. Support Animal-free Circuses

Advertising Agency: cOOkies adv, Milan, Italy

Warf: Forest Brings The Extinct Back To Life

Advertising Agency: Thailand

White Is The New Green. Simply Painting Your Roof White Reflects The Sun's Rays, Which Helps Cool Down The Environment

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Johannesburg, South Africa

Fashion Claims More Victims Than You Think

Advertising Agency: Unknown

WWF: Bluefin Tuna. Would You Care More If I Was A Panda?

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, France

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33 Powerful Animal Advertisement Examples That Tells The Uncomfortable Truth

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A little while ago, we wrote about powerful advertisements that were designed to raise awareness about important social and environmental issues. But what about animals? They don't have any way to raise awareness about the issues they face, so it's up to us to help them out.

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Make a poster with Greek legislation about animal welfare 

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Make a poster with Greek legislation about animal welfare 

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https://www.animalactiongreece.org/advice-and-welfare/greek-legislation/#

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What can we do to help endangered animals?

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What can we do to help endangered animals?

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https://www.endangered.org/10-easy-things-you-can-do-to-save-endangered-species/

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Find organizations or charities that help animals in danger and make a presentation poster.

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Find organizations or charities that help animals in danger and make a presentation poster.

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https://www.oysterworldwide.com/news/17-charities-that-help-endangered-animals/

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Study the reasons written on this poster and find an example (preferably with a picture) for the three of them.

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Study the reasons written on this poster and find an example (preferably with a picture) for the three of them.

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5 REASONS KEEPING ANIMALS IN CAPTIVITY IS WRONG (2)

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Why is keeping animals in captivity wrong?

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Why is keeping animals in captivity wrong?

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Create your own poster using the notes you have made in class.

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Προσθέστε επικεφαλίδα (2)

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Which countries have the most endangered animals?

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Which countries have the most endangered animals?

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https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/11/which-country-has-the-most-endangered-animals/

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Which country has the most endangered animals?

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The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. Incorporated as a not-for-profit foundation in 1971, and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, the Forum is tied to no political, partisan or national interests.

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Write about three of the world's most endangered animals

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Write about three of the world's most endangered animals

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https://www.treehugger.com/meet-planets-most-endangered-primates-4868698

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Earth is a primate planet, thanks mainly to the estimated 7.5 billion humans who inhabit and reshape its surface. But behind this conspicuous sea of people, the story of Earth's roughly 700 other primate species and subspecies is a lot less triumphant.

More than half of those primates are now in grave danger of becoming extinct, warns a report by the world's top primatologists and conservationists. Our closest living relatives are being wiped out by large-scale habitat destruction - especially from the burning and clearing of tropical forests, hunting for food, and the illegal wildlife trade.

That's according to the latest list of Earth's 25 most endangered primates, which is updated every two years by scientists from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the Bristol Zoological Society (BZS), the International Primatological Society (IPS), and Conservation International (CI).

Here's the list of the 25 most endangered primates on the planet, according to the IUCN Primates in Peril report.

Lake Alaotra Gentle Lemur

The critically endangered Lake Alaotra Gentle Lemur, or Lac Alaotra Bamboo Lemur ( Hapalemur alaotrensis), is called the bandro by locals. IUCN estimates the current population to be at 2,500 individuals. This lemur is the only primate to live only in wetlands, as it resides in Madagascar's shrinking Lake Alaotra marsh. Conservation work has ended the hunting of the lemur for food, but Lake Alaotra marshlands' agricultural use still hurts the population.

Bemanasy Mouse Lemur

The Bemanasy mouse lemur ( Microcebus manitatra), which was identified as a separate species in 2016, lives in a southeastern Madagascar forest fragment. It is under threat from logging and slash-and-burn agriculture. Very few individuals are thought to live in these forest fragments. At just over 10 and a half inches, they are one of the larger mouse lemurs. Their coat is greyish brown on their back and tail. The underside of the coat is beige with some dark fur undercoat.

White-Thighed Colobus

The white-thighed colobus ( Colobus vellerosus) has a fragmented distribution in eastern Africa from the area between the Sassandra and Bandama Rivers in Ivory Coast to Benin and possibly extending into southwestern Nigeria. Adults are primarily black with white with markings on their thighs and face and have an entirely white tail. An infant colobus is born with all-white fur, which darkens beginning around three months of age.

Critically endangered, this animal's numbers are rapidly declining due to uncontrolled hunting. The current population is estimated to be below 1,200.

Tana River Red Colobus

The Tana River in northern Kenya is home to this red colobus (Piliocolobus rufomitratus). Its body is about 2 feet long, with a tail of over 31 inches. The coat of this endangered monkey is red or dark red.Hydroelectric dam construction and the rapidly increasing human population in the area are responsible for reducing this species' numbers. The dam construction is changing the vegetation in the area, which reduces the availability of appropriate food. IUCN lists it as critically endangered, with fewer than 1,000 individuals remaining.

Pig-Tailed Snub-Nose Langur

Commercial logging has created the primary threat to the critically endangered pig-tailed snub-nose langur ( Simias concolor) in Indonesia's Mentawai Islands. They have a long dark coat and smooth face with a small ski slope nose. The soil and tree damage makes the habitat incapable of supporting this species and other primates that call the forests home. Additionally, it makes for easier hunting of the pig-tailed snub-nosed langur, whose meat is considered a delicacy. Hunters use rifles from their vehicles on the new logging roads to kill the monkey. As a result, only an estimated 3,347 individuals remain.

Cat Ba Langur

The Cat Ba Langur is also known as the golden-headed langur (Trachypithecus poliocephalus) and can only be found on Vietnam's Cat Ba Island. Their bodies are dark brown or black in color. From the shoulders up, they are covered in golden brown fur with some white. Infant Cat Ba langurs are bright orange. Poaching for traditional medicinal purposes is the main threat to Cat Ba langurs, which resulted in the once abundant population plummeting to around 50 in 2000. Conservation efforts have led to a slow increase in the numbers, but this animal remains critically endangered.

Olalla Brothers' Titi Monkey

There was no further information about the species for 60 years after the first description of a single Olalla Brothers' Titi monkey (Plecturocebus olallae). Finally, in 2002, Wildlife Conservation Society researchers located the monkeys again. The small population lives in the Moxos Savannah in Bolivia and is threatened by ranchers burning the area for cattle pastures. Fewer than 2,000 individuals remain, according to Primates in Peril, and they are critically endangered.

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Meet the Planet's 25 Most Endangered Primates

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Earth is a primate planet, thanks mainly to the estimated 7.5 billion humans who inhabit and reshape its surface. But behind this conspicuous sea of people, the story of Earth's roughly 700 other primate species and subspecies is a lot less triumphant.