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what I learned today is black rhinos have increased their number of species twice as much as they had when people were hunting them.I have improved my IQ. -Aaron Jordan Braden

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what I learned today is black rhinos have increased their number of species twice as much as they had when people were hunting them.I have improved my IQ. -Aaron Jordan Braden

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are endanger from food loss and habtite  loss with digger dig for oil in thar habit so we need to act now before thay disper in thar states sense we check it and we don't wunt that sense we coud of help them so we need to act now so join us so thay don't  dispeyer so help us.

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-braden-Aaron -jordan -people are hunting black rhinos.

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my biggest discovery was that black rhinos make large blocks of land and that is important to the world-jace

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my biggest discovery was that black rhinos make large blocks of land and that is important to the world-jace

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They matter because they are becomeing extint in the from the hunters they are killing them cause they took are live-stock  cause we took there food an there
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they are killed for food and fetailtion females are hunted more then males
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cute! being killed for fur hats and are only 10,000 are left in the world
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black rhinos population keep going down -braden -jordan

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black rhinos population keep going down              -braden -jordan
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DID YOU KNOW ... that people chain up elephants but i want to know why ?

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What we learned was something funny that rhinos have a square lip.

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cute! being killed for fur hats and are only 10,000 are left in the world
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black rhinos population keep going down -braden -jordan

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black rhinos population keep going down              -braden -jordan
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DID YOU KNOW ... that people chain up elephants but i want to know why ?

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-Aaron -Jordan - Braden.         people are killing these inecent animals and they are going extinct because people are hunting them just for their horns  and their meat so they caneat them because their fat.

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-Aaron -Jordan - Braden.         people are killing these inecent animals and they are going extinct because people are hunting them just for their horns  and their meat so they caneat them because their fat.

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WWF is committed to doubling the number of wild tigers by securing funds to halt poaching in the 12 most important tiger landscapes, protecting tiger habitat at an unprecedented scale, and clamping down hard on illegal tiger trade. To carry out these actions we foster cooperation and support from the countries where tigers live.CONSERVING LANDSCAPESWWF works to secure the large areas of habitat that tigers need to survive in the long-term. In 2000, we initiated the Terai Arc Landscape by working with the governments of India and Nepal to reconnect 11 protected areas through wildlife corridors. Today, our efforts are already yielding results. Successful reforestation has led to the return of species like tigers, elephants and rhinos to corridors like Khata, a narrow strip of forests linking Nepal's Bardia National Park with the Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary of India. We are now replicating this approach in all of our efforts. STRENGTHENING ANTIPOACHING EFFORTSWWF works with local partners to strengthen antipoaching efforts and reduce threats to the natural habitat in India, Nepal and Bhutan. This includes supporting local networks that gather information on wildlife crimes, community-based antipoaching operations and strengthening local law enforcement. Today, there are over 400 community-led antipoaching operations in Nepal’s Terai Arc.EMPOWERING COMMUNITIESWWF supports innovative solutions like biogas technology in order to save tiger forests, improve community health and mitigate climate change impacts. Biogas is a relatively simple, reliable, accessible and risk-free technology that turns manure and human waste into methane gas, which is channeled into a gas stove in the kitchen. It burns more effectively than wood, increasing the efficiency of cooking and reducing the reliance of local communities on forests for fuelwood.STOPPING ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADEWWF and TRAFFIC, the wildlife trade monitoring network, work to stop trafficking of tigers by funding antipoaching patrols, and supporting intelligence networks in strategic locations to stop tiger parts and products from being channeled into black markets in Asia. We support the South Asia Wildlife Enforcement Network (SAWEN) so that regional governments are able to combine information and resources. This includes early warning systems, investing in effective legislation, and improving enforcement of policies and laws.In 2010, we supported a Nepal-India resolution to conserve biodiversity including tigers, which will include joint monitoring and intelligence sharing. A similar formal understanding was signed by Nepal with China on biodiversity conservation, especially curbing the trade of illegal wildlife parts, including tigers.

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WWF is committed to doubling the number of wild tigers by securing funds to halt poaching in the 12 most important tiger landscapes, protecting tiger habitat at an unprecedented scale, and clamping down hard on illegal tiger trade. To carry out these actions we foster cooperation and support from the countries where tigers live.CONSERVING LANDSCAPESWWF works to secure the large areas of habitat that tigers need to survive in the long-term. In 2000, we initiated the Terai Arc Landscape by working with the governments of India and Nepal to reconnect 11 protected areas through wildlife corridors. Today, our efforts are already yielding results. Successful reforestation has led to the return of species like tigers, elephants and rhinos to corridors like Khata, a narrow strip of forests linking Nepal's Bardia National Park with the Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary of India. We are now replicating this approach in all of our efforts. STRENGTHENING ANTIPOACHING EFFORTSWWF works with local partners to strengthen antipoaching efforts and reduce threats to the natural habitat in India, Nepal and Bhutan. This includes supporting local networks that gather information on wildlife crimes, community-based antipoaching operations and strengthening local law enforcement. Today, there are over 400 community-led antipoaching operations in Nepal’s Terai Arc.EMPOWERING COMMUNITIESWWF supports innovative solutions like biogas technology in order to save tiger forests, improve community health and mitigate climate change impacts. Biogas is a relatively simple, reliable, accessible and risk-free technology that turns manure and human waste into methane gas, which is channeled into a gas stove in the kitchen. It burns more effectively than wood, increasing the efficiency of cooking and reducing the reliance of local communities on forests for fuelwood.STOPPING ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADEWWF and TRAFFIC, the wildlife trade monitoring network, work to stop trafficking of tigers by funding antipoaching patrols, and supporting intelligence networks in strategic locations to stop tiger parts and products from being channeled into black markets in Asia. We support the South Asia Wildlife Enforcement Network (SAWEN) so that regional governments are able to combine information and resources. This includes early warning systems, investing in effective legislation, and improving enforcement of policies and laws.In 2010, we supported a Nepal-India resolution to conserve biodiversity including tigers, which will include joint monitoring and intelligence sharing. A similar formal understanding was signed by Nepal with China on biodiversity conservation, especially curbing the trade of illegal wildlife parts, including tigers.

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BY ETHAN,NICCO.

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Black-footed ferrets are a highly Endangerd because of non-native disease and habatat  loss.

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Aisan elephant get lock up with chains and killied them for food because they have a lot of live meat in them and thats why there

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eastern lowland gorillas nyla and mikeala

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eastern lowland gorillas nyla and mikeala

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eastern lowland gorillas are critically endangered

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Today i learned that Orangutans are endangerd and there homes are being destroyed

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Today i learned that Orangutans are endangerd and there homes are being destroyed

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`victoria`

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whale in the world
-Liam :)

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They matter because they are becomeing extint in the from the hunters they are killing them cause they took are live-stock  cause we took there food an there

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MALLORYAND MIA PEOPLE ARE KILLING CROSS RIVER GORILLAS

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MALLORYAND MIA PEOPLE ARE KILLING CROSS RIVER GORILLAS

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MALLORYAND MIA THEIR HOMES IN CENTRAL AFRICA

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MALLORYAND MIA THEIR HOMES IN CENTRAL AFRICA

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they are killed for food and fetailtion females are hunted more then males

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cute! being killed for fur hats and are only 10,000 are left in the world

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they are the most endanger animal in the worold

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black rhinos population keep going down              -braden -jordan

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black rhinos population keep going down              -braden -jordan

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what i learned that they pla

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orantans are not are not harmless.

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DID YOU KNOW ... that people chain up elephants but i want to know why ?

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DID YOU KNOW ... that people chain up elephants but i want to know why ?

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what I learned that arctic foxes are getting

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What we learned was something funny that rhinos have a square lip.

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I learnd that black-