PROTECT ALL ENDANGERED RED LIST SPECIES
Target:
All members of the IUCN and all CITES members
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All animals on this red list of threatened species should be protected!
http://www.iucnredlist.org/
Just one example on how the current system fails!
"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. In January 2006 a film was broadcast by a Dutch Channel, Twee Vandaag, which exposed the indication that there was a serious trade in wild dogs, including dogs which came out of the wild! 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, Appedix 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 Aflrican Wild Dog will need protection from the local governments in Africa. Since it will take years to get it on the CITES list. The wildlifefoundation wants to act before it is too late!
The time is now! Protect the last wild dogs in Africa !
http://www.iucnredlist.org/
Just one example on how the current system fails!
"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. In January 2006 a film was broadcast by a Dutch Channel, Twee Vandaag, which exposed the indication that there was a serious trade in wild dogs, including dogs which came out of the wild! 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, Appedix 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 Aflrican Wild Dog will need protection from the local governments in Africa. Since it will take years to get it on the CITES list. The wildlifefoundation wants to act before it is too late!
The time is now! Protect the last wild dogs in Africa !
All animals on this red list of threatened species should be protected!
http://www.iucnredlist.org/
Just one example on how the current system fails!
"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. In January 2006 a film was broadcast by a Dutch Channel, Twee Vandaag, which exposed the indication that there was a serious trade in wild dogs, including dogs which came out of the wild! 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, Appedix 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 Aflrican Wild Dog will need protection from the local governments in Africa. Since it will take years to get it on the CITES list. The wildlifefoundation wants to act before it is too late!
The time is now! Protect the last wild dogs in Africa !
http://www.iucnredlist.org/
Just one example on how the current system fails!
"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. In January 2006 a film was broadcast by a Dutch Channel, Twee Vandaag, which exposed the indication that there was a serious trade in wild dogs, including dogs which came out of the wild! 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, Appedix 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 Aflrican Wild Dog will need protection from the local governments in Africa. Since it will take years to get it on the CITES list. The wildlifefoundation wants to act before it is too late!
The time is now! Protect the last wild dogs in Africa !
We the undersigned want protection for all animals from the IUCN RED LIST.
We ask all IUCN Members to protect all threatened species unless there is a very good reason not to protect them!
The Red List is great but the protection of the endagered 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 civillized travellers want so see wildlife now and the numbers will increase in the future!
Wildlifefoundation.info
We ask all IUCN Members to protect all threatened species unless there is a very good reason not to protect them!
The Red List is great but the protection of the endagered 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 civillized travellers want so see wildlife now and the numbers will increase in the future!
Wildlifefoundation.info
We signed the "PROTECT ALL ENDANGERED RED LIST SPECIES" petition!
# 1,729:
2:46 pm PST, Dec 12,
Elena Hromova, Russian Federation
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2:22 pm PST, Dec 11,
Luis Eduardo Zuniga Moreno, Ecuador
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9:23 pm PST, Dec 10,
Penny Gregorio, Hawaii
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3:45 pm PST, Dec 10,
Annmarie Devine, Ireland
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12:00 pm PST, Dec 10,
Sympa Re, India
# 1,724:
8:21 am PST, Dec 10,
Yrna Miryana, Indonesia
# 1,723:
2:13 am PST, Dec 10,
Kristen Krascek, Australia
These beautiful creatures should be protected and we need to do it now before it is too late and they are lost forever due to mankind's greed, cruelty and immense stupidity. The stupid church has fed people a ridiculous lie about humans owning the earth and being in charge of it, we don't own anything! The earth is here for us to SHARE not to waste!!
These beautiful creatures should be protected and we need to do it now before it is too late and they are lost forever due to mankind's greed, cruelty and immense stupidity. The stupid church has fed people a ridiculous lie about humans owning the earth and being in charge of it, we don't own anything! The earth is here for us to SHARE not to waste!!
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11:49 am PST, Dec 9,
Valerie Wehmueller, Missouri
ALL animals have the God-given right to live, & they deserve to live. My family has had the wonderful opportunity to see these beautiful African wild dogs, in captivity, at our local wild canid survival/research center. People of the world, WAKE UP AND LOOK AROUND YOU!! Look at all the lives that are suffering, at all the death and destruction we humans are causing,.....and, that ONLY we, with God's intervention and help, can STOP !!We must protect all living creatures, as all life plays a vital, important part in maintaining a healthy, balanced eco-system. |
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2:00 am PST, Dec 9,
Mary Alice Pollard, United Kingdom
If we don't demand it then who will - stand up for their right to life ! |
# 1,720:
1:44 am PST, Dec 9,
Katie Timmins, United Kingdom
# 1,719:
7:33 am PST, Dec 8,
Lisa McCarville, Arizona
Time is running out for these dogs. It is time for us to be leaders with a vision of what kind of world we want to leave for our children's children.
Time is running out for these dogs. It is time for us to be leaders with a vision of what kind of world we want to leave for our children's children.
# 1,718:
6:44 am PST, Dec 8,
Beryl Jones, United Kingdom
# 1,717:
5:15 am PST, Dec 8,
Langlais Fabienne, France
# 1,716:
5:04 am PST, Dec 8,
Susan Shepard, California
# 1,715:
2:41 am PST, Dec 8,
K. Finsterbusch, Germany
# 1,714:
2:29 am PST, Dec 8,
Cidjy De Los rios, France
# 1,713:
1:51 am PST, Dec 8,
Daniele TRANCHANT, France
# 1,712:
12:46 am PST, Dec 8,
Bovy Fabienne, Belgium
# 1,711:
12:30 am PST, Dec 8,
D'heylly Marie-Laure, France
# 1,710:
12:28 am PST, Dec 8,
Robin Charlotte, France
# 1,709:
12:25 am PST, Dec 8,
Barbieri Sylvain, France
# 1,708:
7:30 pm PST, Dec 7,
Predon Steph, France
# 1,707:
7:26 pm PST, Dec 7,
Bac Valentin, France
# 1,706:
6:24 pm PST, Dec 7,
Alison Oconnor, Australia
# 1,705:
6:21 pm PST, Dec 7,
Dean Edridge, New Zealand
# 1,704:
5:58 pm PST, Dec 7,
Judith Leon de arayaes, Nevada
# 1,703:
5:35 pm PST, Dec 7,
Virgilio Morichi, Australia
# 1,702:
5:13 pm PST, Dec 7,
Sandi Walker, Canada
The basis of how we treat all animals should be the Golden Rule: we should treat them as we would wish to be treated were any other species dominant over us.
The basis of how we treat all animals should be the Golden Rule: we should treat them as we would wish to be treated were any other species dominant over us.
# 1,701:
4:18 pm PST, Dec 7,
Danielle Hawley, New Jersey
