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'Rescue of 70 dogs from dogmeat farm goes ahead after lockdown delays' Thanks @Dogs_Today magazine for covering the amazing work of @HSIGlobal & their continued fight against the horrific dog meat trade: https://t.co/JJXcuqOFHk #EndDogMeatTrade
Unbelievable!! SA now proposing that rhino and many other precious and threatened wildlife species may be slaughtered as food for human and animal consumption!!
An important piece on the impact of COVID-19 on travel. Without volunteers and visitors, wildlife centers are struggling- and wild animals are at greater risk for poaching.
@DeepFriedDNA Just finished this absolutely fantastic book, an excellent resume of our missing megafauna and full of fascinating, and sometimes unexpected facts. Will we get any of our missing mammals back in future? Let’s hope so.🐆🐘🦏
Have signed this petition calling for an end to the global wildlife trade once and for all. Please do consider doing the same.
This crisis gives us the chance to start doing things better. Let this be one of those things.
#ENDTHETRADE. Sign here: https://t.co/o6Pkw0ZWTt
Please sign this petition calling for an end to the global wildlife trade, once and for all, and please tell everyone you have ever met to do the same. #ENDTHETRADE. Sign here: https://t.co/NTe8j7CvJU
"In 2018 a group of scientists analysed the 39 antigenic shifts [where low pathogenic H5 and H7 viruses became highly pathogenic] ... "Their results prove that 'all but two of these events were reported in commercial poultry production systems'."
https://t.co/N7EGh2QlVQ
@ZacGoldsmith Agree 100% - can we start with U.K. leadership on intergovernmental action on wildlife trade? Need @OIEAnimalHealth@WHO@FAOWHOCodex & other bodies to join up and issue firm advice...(1/2)
As we emerge from this crisis, we will need to reflect profoundly on our relationship with nature.
This is a consequence of a war we have been waging, and which we can never win.
Just as the world agreed the Geneva Convention after WW2, we will need a new Covenant with Nature.
The latest data shows in July destruction of more than 1,800 square kilometres of rainforest in Brazil, which is pushing the world’s biggest rainforest towards an irreversible tipping point and eroding a globally essential sink for carbon dioxide. https://t.co/vRwJc6kgxk