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I arrived at the URCA mid-October and struggled to get all the information I needed to be able to start my Padlet.
Thanks to Robin Nevers (who explained to me in details all the work we had to do), I was finally able to start working on my Padlet.

- 11/02/2020 :  I started my timeline.  ...

- 11/05/2020 : I started my presentation of two activists
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- 11/12/2020 : I started my speech
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- 12/03/2020 : I started to work on my poster. I made several posters and couldn't decide which one is the best. So I took two of them, and used the second one for my youtube video.

- 12/6/2020 : I recorded my speech with my laptop’s microphone. It took me an hour to record my speech.

- 12/10/2020 :  I uploaded my speech on youtube and copied the link on the Padlet.
I also added my LOG in here.

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Dear Mr. Bolsanaro,

I am here today to talk about a really important issue.

This is not an understatement, we must protect the Amazon rainforest at all costs.

Most of the world doesn't understand yet the importance of this precious ecosystem and neither do you so let me show you its importance.

The Amazon rainforest is home to almost 70% of land animals and tropical plants. We need to understand that the rainforest is responsible for the regulation of the world's water cycle thanks to its trees that play an important part in it, grounding the water in their roots and releasing it into the atmosphere.

Furthermore deforestation is directing climate change. By removing trees, you will strip the forest of portions of its canopy which are supposed to block the sun’s rays during the day and holds in heat at night.

The same trees that are burning also play a critical role in absorbing the greenhouse gases that fuel global warming. Fewer forests means larger amounts of greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere which will result in increasing the speed and severity of global warming.

As you can see, the entire world is impacted by the burning of the Amazon because it increases the carbon emissions at a dangerous rate.

So please, Mr Bolsanaro, do not condemn our world, and save the Amazon rainforest.

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https://padlet.com/idrissramky/v3l4fit8n9o14g86

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Here is my presentation of 2 young activists that are fighting to save our wildlife

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Almost one-third of frog species are on the verge of extinction due to human pollution, pesticides, and habitat destruction.

He began organizing wetland cleanups, studying frogs with herpetologists worldwide, and working with companies that turned plastic waste into treasures.

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At only 9 years old, Justin has already raised over $22,000 for his efforts to conserve land and to make the planet safer with less plastic and better water quality for the frogs and beyond.

the young justin is now raising money to purchase land in order to protect rainforest in Ecuador that is home to thousands of frogs and other critically endangered animals and plants.

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Third prize at the 2020 international young Eco-Hero

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Third prize at the 2020 international young Eco-Hero

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In 2020,  the very young Justin Sather received the third prize  at the "INTERNATIONAL YOUNG ECO-HERO" award for his project "For the Love of Frogs"

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As we all know, the population of butterfly is declining globally due to human activity. This is something that Duncan Jurman understood at a very young age.

When he was younger, he developed gardens and a vivarium at his home, where he raised more than 5,000 butterflies to be released

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In 2018,  he decided to create a large butterfly garden and vivarium at his school, which has since attracted 28 species of butterflies, including two endangered species.

His garden has also attracted other wildlife, including birds, lizards, and insects which is really good for our Biodiversity.

He’s only 16 years old and is now working with gardeners and local residents near Weston (Florida, USA)to create better habitats in general for wildlife and save endangered butterfly species.

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In 2020, Duncan Jurman received the second prize at the "INTERNATIONAL YOUNG ECO-HERO" award for his project "Bring Butterflies Back".