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Tusked males also continue to be hunted for their ivory

Tous les profits nets soutiennent le travail du WWF-Canada pour la conservation de la nature et des espèces

Les solutions basées sur la nature offrent aussi le double avantage de fournir un habitat aux espèces et d’aider à bâtir la résilience des communautés aux impacts des dérèglements climatiques

Une contribution déductible d’impôts de seulement 20

give a tiger a fighting chance eco-friendly scarf Sans les pollinisateursShopping for a cat lover? Your tax deductible gift of $50. 00 will help to fund the engagement of local people in conservation efforts, including anti poaching patrols, and the improvement of prime tiger habitat. About 100 years ago, there were more than 100,000 tigers living in the wild. In 2010, there were only about 3,200 left. Thats when WWF and partners came together and set a goal to double the wild tiger population by 2022. In fact, Nepal is on