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Killed, shipped and sold - dismantling conservation crime

Crawford Allan of Traffic North America and WWF-US sets the stage for the 2012 Fuller Symposium on conservation crime by discussing the current state of the crisis and why it has become an extreme problem at this point in time

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Conservation crime: the national security dimensions

Dr. Kent Butts of the Army War College relates how conservation crime is linked with national security and how conservation groups can work with security agencies to stem the wildlife crime crisis.

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Thank You from World Wildlife Fund

Thank you for supporting our global conservation efforts. Together, we are helping to protect threatened species, conserve our world's most ecologically important places and support local communities. Share the joy of the holiday season with your friends and family. View...

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Saving Coral Reefs, One Fragment at a Time

As climate change continues to warm the ocean, coral reefs may be pushed past their capacity to recover. But there is hope. About 12 miles off the coast of southern Belize, scientists are experimenting with growing and planting corals that are naturally tolerant of warmer...

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Yanni and WWF

WWF and legendary composer and performer Yanni are collaborating to raise awareness for giant panda conservation. Yanni was inspired to help protect giant pandas after he “adopted” a two-month old panda cub at the Chinese Chengdu Research Base of Giant Pa...

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Tigers Among US

One of the world’s largest populations of tigers exists not in the wild—but in captivity in the United States. With an estimated 5,000 tigers, the U.S. captive tiger population exceeds the approximately 3,200 tigers in the wild.