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Our youth need to understand how some of their habits, like tossing trash onto the beach, have an impact on…

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1,000 turtles die from ingesting plastic alone. This number does not include turtles that die from fishing gear. Help save the sea turtle

STATUS – Endangered
POPULATION – Hawksbill turtle range from 83,000 to 75,000
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It is estimated the giraffe population is declining by 40% each decade. Giraffes are severely threatened by illegal poaching. We need to act now before it is too late.

STATUS – Vulnerable
POPULATION – Approximately 68,000 in the wild
CONSERVATION PARTNER – Giraffe Conservation Foundation

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Over 300 pangolins are taken from the wild every day, they are one of the most heavily trafficked wild mammals in the world. The pangolin’s greatest threat is poaching.

STATUS – Vulnerable to Critically Endangered.
POPULATION – 22,000 – 31,000
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Save The Polar Bear

If we don’t reduce greenhouse emissions and tackle climate change the Polar bear population will decline by one-third in the next 30 years.

STATUS – Vulnerable
POPULATION – 22,000 – 31,000
CONSERVATION PARTNER – Polar Bears International

Save The Panda

Illegal poaching and habitat loss caused by humans will bring the panda species to its end. If we don’t protect China’s wild giant panda they will be extinct by 2050.

STATUS – Vulnerable
POPULATION – 1,864 in the wild
CONSERVATION PARTNER – Pandas International

Save The Jaguar

The jaguar is fighting for its habitat. 200,000 acres of rainforest is cut and burned every day. If we don’t act now, the jaguar won’t have a home by 2064.

JAGUARS – “Near Threatened.”
POPULATION – 170,000 in the wild
CONSERVATION PARTNER – Tompkins Conservation

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With just over 1,000 Gorillas left in the wild, it is up to us now more than ever to protect them from poaching and depleting habitats.

STATUS – Endangered
POPULATION – 1,000+
CONSERVATION PARTNER – Virunga National Park

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