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To Support Empathy & Compassion with All Affected by Boston Marathon Bombings
by Let's Find 1 Million People Who Want to Build a Culture of Empathy and Compassion
Our empathy, care, compassion and active support go out to all affected by the Boston Marathon bombings. Sign the petition to pledge your support of empathy, care and compassion. The people affected need our support and care - we need to offer it as well. I'm wondering what do you feel is
Save whales, sea lions, and polar bears: Protect the Bering Sea!
by Greenpeace
Polar bears, fur seals, sea lions, walruses, whales and millions of sea birds make their home in the Bering Sea, and beneath the surface abundant life thrives in the Bering Sea Canyons– larger than the Grand Canyon itself. The importance of this place reaches far beyond its borders as the majority
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Urge Thailand to Ban the Trade of Ivory
by WWF (World Wildlife Fund / World Wide Fund for Nature)
Every day across Africa, wild elephants are being slaughtered to meet the insatiable demand for ivory. Entire herds are being poached out of existence to supply the illegal trade of ivory carvings and trinkets in Asia. The scale of illicit activity is staggering in places like Thailand. Poachers
Wildlife Crime: The Most Urgent Threat to Elephants, Rhinos, and Tigers
by WWF (World Wildlife Fund / World Wide Fund for Nature)
In 50 years of conservation, we have never seen wildlife crime on such a scale. Wildlife crime is now the most urgent threat to three of the world's best-loved species—elephants, rhinos and tigers. The global value of illegal wildlife trade is between $7.8 and $10 billion per year. It is a major