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A challenge!
Here's a challenge for all viewers of this blog.
We have a lot of people concerned about endangered species viewing our blog, and we hope they are pitching in to help endangered species, but we think that we should take the conservation of endangered species a step further.
For every time you view the blog, whether it be the first time you read this, or if you have viewed the blog before, send an email to a buddy with the address of this blog, one or two of your favorite endangered species, and a few ways they can help them out.
Here is a basic outline of an email you could send...
Dear (example) Laura,
Did you know there are only about (example) 1, 100 (example) Hawaiian Monk Seals left in the wild? That may not seem like such a small number, but it is.
Here are some ways you can help the Hawaiian Monk Seal.
Do not approach one if you see one.
Do not release helium balloons into the air.
Donate to (example) Help the Hawaiian Monk Seals .com!
Thank you for your concern, and I hope you will help out the Hawaiian Monk Seal!
Want to help more endangered animals? Check out
http://endangeredspeciesblog.blogspot.ca/
Spread the word! Send an email to at least two people about endangered species
From, (example) John.
Take the challenge, and help out endangered species!
- The endangered species club
We have a lot of people concerned about endangered species viewing our blog, and we hope they are pitching in to help endangered species, but we think that we should take the conservation of endangered species a step further.
For every time you view the blog, whether it be the first time you read this, or if you have viewed the blog before, send an email to a buddy with the address of this blog, one or two of your favorite endangered species, and a few ways they can help them out.
Here is a basic outline of an email you could send...
Dear (example) Laura,
Did you know there are only about (example) 1, 100 (example) Hawaiian Monk Seals left in the wild? That may not seem like such a small number, but it is.
Here are some ways you can help the Hawaiian Monk Seal.
Do not approach one if you see one.
Do not release helium balloons into the air.
Donate to (example) Help the Hawaiian Monk Seals .com!
Thank you for your concern, and I hope you will help out the Hawaiian Monk Seal!
Want to help more endangered animals? Check out
http://endangeredspeciesblog.blogspot.ca/
Spread the word! Send an email to at least two people about endangered species
From, (example) John.
Take the challenge, and help out endangered species!
- The endangered species club
Friday, January 27, 2012
SAVE THE LAST WILD AMUR LEOPARDS!!!
AMUR LEOPARD
Status: Critically Endangered (25 - 40 remaining in the wild!)
Main threat(s): Poaching, Loss of habitat (forests), and inbreeding.
Websites: Adopt a leopard How you can help Donate (paypal) Donate 2 Petition http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/big-cats/cause-an-uproar/
GO TO THE LINKS TO HELP SAVE THIS AMAZING ANIMAL!!!
Monday, November 7, 2011
Javan Rhinos Exctinct in the Wild!
The last adult Javan rhino in Vietnam was killed last year, making the animal extinct on the Asian mainland. The rhino was probably killed by a poacher. Only about 50 Javan rhinos remain and live in a park in Indonesia.
Habitat loss and hunting caused the population of Javan rhinos to drop during the 20th century. The rhino was thought to be extinct on the Asian mainland until a population of about 15 animals was discovered in 1988. With this recent death, conservationists are sure that there are no Javan rhinos left in Vietnam.
We've got to do something! And fast!
Habitat loss and hunting caused the population of Javan rhinos to drop during the 20th century. The rhino was thought to be extinct on the Asian mainland until a population of about 15 animals was discovered in 1988. With this recent death, conservationists are sure that there are no Javan rhinos left in Vietnam.
We've got to do something! And fast!
How you can help: Go to How you can Help (located on the right of the page) to learn how you could help the Javan rhino make a comeback. More information of the rhino's extinction is also on the page linked.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
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