Protect the african Wild Dog
Target:
Governments of Countries in Africa with Wild Dog Populations
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"The African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, is one of Africa's most endangered carnivores. It is Red Listed by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature ( IUCN) as an Endangered Species. The reasons given by IUCN for this decline are human induced loss of habitat and persecution by humans. According to the IUCN report on wild dogs, there are between 3.000 and 5.500 free ranging wild dogs left in Africa today.
The local governments could protect this extremely endangered species
by law!
One way in which the trade and capture of wild dogs could be monitored and controlled would be for them to be listed on CITES, Appendix I or II. ( Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species) . That means that the African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, should be placed on CITES as soon as possible to afford a greater level of protection"
The local governments could protect this extremely endangered species
by law!
One way in which the trade and capture of wild dogs could be monitored and controlled would be for them to be listed on CITES, Appendix I or II. ( Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species) . That means that the African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, should be placed on CITES as soon as possible to afford a greater level of protection"
"The African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, is one of Africa's most endangered carnivores. It is Red Listed by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature ( IUCN) as an Endangered Species. The reasons given by IUCN for this decline are human induced loss of habitat and persecution by humans. According to the IUCN report on wild dogs, there are between 3.000 and 5.500 free ranging wild dogs left in Africa today.
The local governments could protect this extremely endangered species
by law!
One way in which the trade and capture of wild dogs could be monitored and controlled would be for them to be listed on CITES, Appendix I or II. ( Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species) . That means that the African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, should be placed on CITES as soon as possible to afford a greater level of protection"
The local governments could protect this extremely endangered species
by law!
One way in which the trade and capture of wild dogs could be monitored and controlled would be for them to be listed on CITES, Appendix I or II. ( Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species) . That means that the African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, should be placed on CITES as soon as possible to afford a greater level of protection"
We the undersigned!
ask all IUCN Members to protect all threatened species!
The Red List is great but the protection of the endangered species needs to become a major issue for all local governments. Only the local government can decide about the protection of wildlife!
We hope that you will immediately start investigations about the possibilities to protect the threatened species in your country in the best possible way.
We thank you for your interest and are sure that ECO Tourism will be booming business in your country, many civilized travelers want so see wildlife now and the numbers will increase in the future!
Best regards
Hans Lak
Wildlifefoundation.info
ask all IUCN Members to protect all threatened species!
The Red List is great but the protection of the endangered species needs to become a major issue for all local governments. Only the local government can decide about the protection of wildlife!
We hope that you will immediately start investigations about the possibilities to protect the threatened species in your country in the best possible way.
We thank you for your interest and are sure that ECO Tourism will be booming business in your country, many civilized travelers want so see wildlife now and the numbers will increase in the future!
Best regards
Hans Lak
Wildlifefoundation.info
We signed the "Protect the african Wild Dog" petition!
# 1,644:
1:30 am PDT, Jul 4,
Yannis Karaouzas, Greece
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10:07 pm PDT, Jul 3,
Gili Kahana, Israel
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Shea yzobel De hinde, California
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Kevin Cooke, Canada
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Doris Ward, Australia
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Stephen Brophy, United Kingdom
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Gareth Harper, United Kingdom
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Helen Harper, United Kingdom
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Faye Parsons, United Kingdom
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Sophie Parsons, United Kingdom
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Elisabeth Dimitra, Greece
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Filomena Lomba Viana, United Kingdom
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1:57 pm PDT, Jul 3,
THEODORE SPACHIDAKIS, Greece
# 1,630:
12:57 pm PDT, Jul 3,
Emma Hardwick, New Zealand
# 1,629:
12:33 pm PDT, Jul 3,
Caneadea DeWelleaux, Hawaii
Please everything that happens any where on this earth and universe affects us all... "All Life Is Sacred" Mahalo for your support...
Please everything that happens any where on this earth and universe affects us all... "All Life Is Sacred" Mahalo for your support...
# 1,628:
12:01 pm PDT, Jul 3,
Isabella Zaniboni Carli, Italy
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Tylar Ann Bender, Canada
# 1,626:
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Jessica Singh, South Africa
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10:57 am PDT, Jul 3,
April Ward, New York
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Holly Elvin, United Kingdom
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Amanda Lugo, Virginia
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Maria Emilia Soerensen, Argentina
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Nayana Dell'Armelina Rocha, Italy
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Natalie Kallenbach, Kansas
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Fabre Celena, France
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Susanne Hoshino, Maryland
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8:11 pm PDT, Jun 20,
Dragana Pantelic, Serbia And Montenegro
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help animals
# 1,615:
11:32 am PDT, Jun 20,
Mark Whitten, Massachusetts
# 1,614:
11:31 am PDT, Jun 20,
Doris W. Whitten, New York
# 1,613:
11:29 am PDT, Jun 20,
Doris W. Whitten, Massachusetts
# 1,612:
12:27 pm PDT, Jun 18,
Veda Wolfe, Virginia
Has this dog been properly studied? Has attempted domestication occurred? Please stop the killing now!
Has this dog been properly studied? Has attempted domestication occurred? Please stop the killing now!
# 1,611:
5:41 am PDT, Jun 18,
Sandy Livsey, Massachusetts
# 1,610:
5:40 am PDT, Jun 18,
Tom White, Illinois
For more impact, add a personal comment here
For more impact, add a personal comment here
# 1,609:
9:14 pm PDT, Jun 17,
Ashley Niels, Tennessee
Please do everything in your power to protect these beautiful, unique creatures!
Please do everything in your power to protect these beautiful, unique creatures!
# 1,608:
4:28 pm PDT, Jun 17,
Susan Whalen-sanders, Illinois
# 1,607:
3:33 pm PDT, Jun 17,
Shelly Skoog-Smith, California
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7:24 pm PDT, Jun 15,
Carrie Hobgood, Georgia
# 1,605:
3:12 am PDT, Jun 14,
Tierney Grinavic, Maryland
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1:29 pm PDT, Jun 8,
Maricarmen Casabella Yanes, Spain
We hope that you will immediately start investigations about the possibilities to protect the threatened species in your country in the best possible way. Saludos cordiales Maricarmen. |
# 1,603:
12:04 am PDT, Jun 8,
Tatiana Costa, Brazil
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12:42 pm PDT, Jun 6,
SERGE VANTALON, France
# 1,601:
6:51 am PDT, Jun 5,
Luis Cardona, New Jersey
