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NEW PHOTO ROUNDUP JUST IN TIME FOR SPRING
Some of the rarest animals on earth—caught on camera traps!
When we set up our camera traps in the jungle, they are invaluable for collecting data on species location, population sizes, and how different species coexist in their habitat. But we’ll be honest—one wonderful bonus of camera traps is cute animal pics. And our latest camera trap captures didn’t disappoint!

A series of images from sites across Nigeria revealed a cornucopia of happy, healthy wildlife species: chimpanzees, red river hogs, and (most impressively) the rarest gorilla in the world: the Cross River gorilla. And you will be in absolute awe of the moments we’ve captured on film.

These amazing camera trap images not only give us a window into what’s going on with wildlife, but also give us hope. It’s a testimony that our conservation efforts are working, and findings like these are key in shaping WCS’s conservation strategies for wildlife around the globe.

Each camera trap photo has something to teach us–and something to inspire us.

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Look, it’s here at last:

 

Happy World Wildlife Day

 

On this World Wildlife Day, we need to tell you something:
We appreciate you!

Our movement to save endangered species would be nowhere without the continued support and advocacy of our grassroots supporters, like you. But today is also a day to remember that our fight is far from over…

 

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We love our wildlife, and we know you do, too! That’s why, on today’s World Wildlife Day, we want to be open and transparent with you: We are deeply concerned about the treatment of our endangered species.

It’s important we remember the facts…

➤ One million plant and animal species are hurtling toward extinction because of human behavior.

➤ The rate at which species become extinct is rapidly accelerating.

➤ Iconic species like the African Lion could go extinct by as early as 2050.

We know the truth is scary — but we believe that if we confront it together, we can get the job done. So on this World Wildlife Day, let us be proud of the work we’ve done for animals around the world. Let’s maintain our movement’s momentum!

 

Help Continue the Fight to Save Animals From Extinction →

 

Thank you for your support!

— Save Animals Facing Extinction

 

 

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Thank you for supporting Save Animals Facing Extinction. Your unwavering support helps fight back against poachers and ultimately win the race against extinction. If you would like more ways to keep in touch and stay involved please consider following us on Facebook and Twitter.

Your support allows us to make an impact in saving endangered animals. Funds raised will be used to support ballot measures, lobbying efforts, and other advocacy activities in support of laws protecting endangered species. For information about our state required disclosures, please click here.

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Listen — elephants are being slaughtered at an alarming rate.

 

Help protect endangered species like elephants!

 

Elephants are magnificent creatures. They are extraordinarily intelligent, and have the ability to communicate through noise, body language, and touch.

But poachers are killing 20,000 elephants EVERY YEAR for their ivory, despite them being an endangered species.

 

Help Save Animals Facing Extinction Protect Endangered Species Like Elephants

 

Researchers have also found that elephants express a wide range of emotions, from joy and love to fear and sadness. When elephants are happy to be reunited with loved ones, they dash forward while trumpeting.

But when an elephant loses a family member, it faces immense grief. The elephant memorizes the very spot at which its loved one died and mourns each time it passes by for years. Can you imagine the pain these amazing creatures face at the sight of poachers decimating their herds?

As poachers continue to kill elephants, their populations are dwindling. There are fewer than 40,000 Asian elephants left, and they NEED our help.

So, please click the button below to learn about how you can help us protect endangered species like elephants from almost certain extinction:

 

Help Save Animals Facing Extinction Protect Endangered Species Like Elephants

 

With your help, we can save endangered species like elephants from being poached into extinction,

— Save Animals Facing Extinction

 

 

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Listen, this is TERRIBLE:

 

The Guardian: North Atlantic right whales now officially 'one step from extinction'

 

Last week, we wrote to you about the recent IUCN report that found 32,000 species at risk of extinction. One of those species is the North Atlantic right whale.

There are only 400 North Atlantic right whales remaining. We NEED to act now to save them.

 

Help Us Save Animals like the North Atlantic Right Whale from Extinction →

 

North Atlantic right whales are dying at an alarming rate because of fishing nets, collisions with boats, and climate change. JUST LAST MONTH, a dead right whale calf was found off the New Jersey coast with severe wounds caused by two separate collisions with boats and propellers.

These incredible animals deserve better. The North Atlantic right whale can grow to be up to 52 feet in length!!! Also, rough patches of skin on their heads form in unique, personal patterns and help scientists identify individual whales. If we lose these incredible whales forever, our oceans will never be the same.

But we might lose them forever. Without a grassroots movement to save our endangered species, friend, animals like the right whale will only live on in our memories.

 

Help Us Save Animals like the North Atlantic Right Whale from Extinction →

 

Let’s band together and get to work saving these incredible whales,

— Save Animals Facing Extinction

 

 

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WCS Wildlife Matters divider January 2020
Name a RoachJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

A GIFT TO REMEMBER

Name a Roach for Valentine’s Day

You don’t always have the right words, but you can still give them goosebumps. Name a Roach for your Valentine, because roaches are forever.

It’s a special time of year. Love is in the air, and there’s no better moment to name a Bronx Zoo Madagascar hissing cockroach for your loved one.

And if you’d like to crawl the extra mile, why not treat them to the full package this Valentine’s Day: a printed certificate with their roach’s name, complete with stylish roach socks and an unforgettable roach-scented candle?

favorite photos from around the world

10 IMAGES FROM WCS GLOBAL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS

Our Favorite Wildlife Pics of 2019

From a massive elephant herd to a white bison, a selection of our favorite photos from around the world where we’re working in the field to protect wildlife and wild places.

Parrot

SAFEGUARDING HABITAT FOR MORE THAN 2K VERTEBRATE SPECIES

Conserving the Five Great Forests

WCS is part of an alliance committed to protecting Mesoamerica’s five great forests, vital habitat for jaguars, monkeys, and other species from Mexico to Colombia, from the Pacific to the Caribbean.

duiker in the wild

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Good news for duikers! Camera traps show national parks protecting populations from hunting pressure.

Critically Endangered Species Need Help

Tell Congress: Critically Endangered Species Need Help

The Critically Endangered Animals Conservation Act would be a lifeline for more than 27,000 species threatened with extinction

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Tiger Stamp

Help Continue the Tiger Stamp

Congress just voted to put the stamp back on sale for a few more months but action is needed to ensure that the remaining 50 million tiger stamps stay available for purchase.

Speak Out >>

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WCS 3-Sentence Science

The secret lives of Sulawesi’s civets. This and more in WCS 3-Sentence Science.

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FEATURED PARTNER

WCS is proud to partner with the Mitsubishi Corporation Foundation for the Americas (MCFA) in support of our Amazon Waters Initiative. This support helps advance recognition of the critical interdependence between the vast intact forests and freshwater ecosystems of the Amazon. MCFA’s mission is to promote environmental causes throughout the Americas, encompassing both the physical and social environments in which we live.

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Happy World Monkey Day!

 

 

 

Look — it’s officially World Monkey Day! Today we celebrate these miraculous mammals. But if we’re not careful, many of these great apes could be lost to us forever…

 

HERE’S THE DEAL:
➤ ALL great apes (Gorillas, Orangutans, Chimpanzees, and Bonobos) are currently listed as endangered or critically endangered species and facing near universal decline!
 
➤ The main causes for their decline are human-caused climate change, rampant poaching, and severe habitat loss.
 
➤ Losing them would be devastating for the planet and would destabilize entire ecosystems.

 

 

Help Save Animals Support Endangered Species Like Great Apes on World Monkey Day →

 

These magnificent mammals deserve to be celebrated AND protected — their survival is of paramount importance.

HOW CAN WE SAVE ANIMALS LIKE THESE GREAT APES FROM EXTINCTION?

Here at Save Animals Facing Extinction we’re working around the clock to aid in the survival of endangered species like great apes by supporting world-renowned organizations and conservancies.

We’d love to support amazing programs fighting to stop the extinction of great apes, but we can’t do anything without your help!

Please click below to learn more about how you can help great apes on this World Monkey Day.

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Help Save Animals Support Endangered Species Like Great Apes on World Monkey Day →

 

We’re gonna need all the help we can get!

–SaveAnimalsFacingExtinction.org

 

 

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Thank you for supporting Save Animals Facing Extinction. Your unwavering support helps fight back against poachers and ultimately win the race against extinction. If you would like more ways to keep in touch and stay involved please consider following us on Facebook and Twitter.

Your support allows us to make an impact in saving endangered animals. Funds raised will be used to support ballot measures, lobbying efforts, and other advocacy activities in support of laws protecting endangered species. For information about our state required disclosures, please click here.

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WCS Wildlife Matters divider December 2019
ElephantsJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

HELP FIGHT THE EXTINCTION CRISIS

Meet Your Giving Season Match: Double Your Impact!

This Giving Season, we’d like to ask you to stand with us to fight for elephants, tigers, gorillas, and many other creatures under threat.

Alarmingly, more species are facing extinction than at any time in human history: up to 1 million species, according to a 2019 United Nations report. We are currently shoring up our efforts to prevent irreversible losses in 2020.

That’s why we’re excited to share that a friend of WCS has offered to match all donations this month, up to $500,000! Learn how your gift can go 2X as far.

  • Your $50 donation turns into $100 to buy boots for park rangers who put their lives on the line to protect endangered elephants, tigers, and gorillas from poachers.
  • Your $100 turns into $200 to buy equipment for critical ocean research. The oceans help absorb 25% of our carbon emissions, but reefs are threatened by global warming, fishing practices, and pollution.
  • Your $250 donation turns into $500 to support animal behavior studies at our zoos and aquarium that inform monitoring, rehabilitation, and release efforts in the wild.

We can secure the full amount of the $500,000 match ONLY with your help. Please make a donation today to double your impact for your beloved wildlife and wild places!

Tiger Stamp

$5.7 MILLION FOR WILDLIFE – DON’T STOP HERE

Help Bring Back the Tiger Stamp

Right now, almost 50 million tiger stamps are just sitting on post office shelves. This creative funding mechanism has raised $5.7 million to help protect about 100 species in 35 countries around the world. The House passed the Multinational Species Conservation Funds Semipostal Stamp Reauthorization Act to get them back on sale. Write your Senators today and urge them to pass the bill!

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PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS PUT WILDLIFE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK

Tigers and Elephants Need Your Voice

Tell Congress: we have a responsibility to fight the illegal wildlife trade, protect forests from illegal logging, and safeguard the future of wild places.

Okapi.

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There’s new hope for the future of Okapi. WCS’s Emma Stokes explains why.

Critically Endangered Species Need Help

Tell Congress: Critically Endangered Species Need Help

The Critically Endangered Animals Conservation Act would be a lifeline for them.

Speak Out >>

Amphibians in Crisis

Amphibians in Crisis

All over the world, amphibians are suffering from unprecedented population crashes.

Speak Out >>

WCS 3-Sentence Science

WCS 3-Sentence Science

Bats pollinate the world’s smelliest fruit. This and more in WCS 3-Sentence Science.

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FEATURED PARTNER

WCS is grateful for support from PARULINA Fine Jewelry. From now until September 2020, PARULINA will donate to WCS 7% of the proceeds from each piece of jewelry sold from its Hanging On collection. The collection features a snow leopard, tiger, elephant, sloths and other species that are “hanging on” for dear life. More information can be found at http://www.parulina.com/.

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WCS Wildlife Matters divider October 2019
ElephantsJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

HELP BUILD ON VICTORIES AGAINST POACHERS

A Moment of Truth for Elephants

Right now, all three species of elephants — Asian, African forest, and African savannah — are listed as Endangered and Vulnerable on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species.

The threat to the future of these majestic giants is very real. WCS-led research showed that between 2002 and 2013, the Central African forest elephant population dropped 65% and its habitat range shrank by 30%. That’s just over ten years. And some populations of savannah elephants have suffered similar major losses.

But there’s reason to hope. Successful strategy and hard work helped us defeat poachers in the Republic of Congo’s Nouabale Ndoki National Park and Mozambique’s Niassa Reserve. These are huge wins, but we need more to secure elephants’ survival.

Please consider making a donation to WCS today to help protect elephants and other wildlife around the world.

Help Critically Endangered Species

27,000+ SPECIES ARE THREATENED WITH EXTINCTION.

Tell Congress: Help Critically Endangered Species

The Critically Endangered Animals Conservation Act would be a lifeline for snow leopards, African penguins, and many more species.

SALAMANDER ACT

SALAMANDER ACT

Save Amphibians in Crisis

All over the world, amphibians are suffering from unprecedented population crashes. In many cases, they are facing nothing less than an extinction crisis.

hammer-headed bat©Sarah H. Olsen

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The hammer-headed bat is certainly unique. But like all bats, it plays a vital role in its ecosystem.

Save Vanishing Species postage stamp

Tell Congress: renew the tiger stamp

Every time someone purchases a Save Vanishing Species postage stamp, it’s a win for wildlife.

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Congrats to a WCS Genius

Congrats to a WCS Genius

In recognition of her tremendous contribution to ocean conservation, marine scientist Stacy Jupiter has been named a 2019 MacArthur Fellow.

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WCS 3-Sentence Science

What is a bokyboky, and other mysteries explained in WCS 3-Sentence Science.

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FEATURED PARTNER

WCS is proud to partner with the TreadRight Foundation to recover and stabilize populations of big cats across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The TreadRight Foundation and The Travel Corporation’s (TTC) family of brands are committed to ensuring animal welfare by providing simple travel tips for travelers to ensure they #MakeTravelMatter for wildlife around the world. To learn more about responsible wildlife travel, visit here.

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Jaguars, tapirs, dolphins threatened by habitat destruction
Wildlife Matters divider September 2019
Jaguar©Julie Larsen-Maher/WCS

HELP PROTECT JAGUARS, TAPIRS, DOLPHINS AND MANY MORE

The Amazon in Flames

If you’ve followed the news recently, you know that the Amazon rainforest, a fortress for life on Earth, is burning. This year’s fires are blazing at double the rate of 2018.

The Amazon is the world’s largest intact tropical forest. It our planet’s greatest home for wild species of plants and animals. The forests store and sequester carbon and help curtail our planet’s climate crisis. They define the livelihoods of all Amazonian people – indigenous and non-indigenous, urban and rural.

The Amazon Basin is home to more than 1,500 bird species, 550 species of reptiles, and some 500 species of mammals. It provides irreplaceable habitat for iconic species including the jaguar, tapir, pink river dolphin, and harpy eagle.

WCS welcomes the growing number of voices from around that world that express concern about what is happening in the Brazilian portion of the Amazon, where we have worked for years to protect wildlife, habitat, and the rights of indigenous people to control their land.

Please consider making a donation to WCS today to help protect the animals of the Brazilian Amazon, and wildlife and wild places around the world.

Gorilla in the wild©Cristían Samper/WCS

DON’T GIVE UP THE FIGHT

Tell Congress: Keep Our Promise to Wildlife

Oppose any attempts by the Administration to rescind foreign aid funding for organizations that fight poaching, illegal logging, and other crimes that hurt endangered species.

SAY NO TO BUDGET CUTS THAT WOULD SPELL DISASTER FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES©Julie Larsen-Maher/WCS

IMPORTANT NEWS ON WILDLIFE TRADE

Highlights from CITES CoP18

Major decisions were made last month at the CITES CoP18 meeting in Geneva, Switzerland on a number of species subject to international trade. We have a full rundown of important decisions that will affect the future for elephants, giraffes, sharks, and much more.

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Great news out of Nigeria. There have been no elephants poached in four years in Yankari Game Reserve, which contains the country’s largest elephant population.

Endangered snow leopard©Julie Larsen-Maher/WCS

Defend the Endangered Species Act

Tell Congress: Don’t put profit margins ahead of the health of species and ecosystems.

Speak Out >>

Bears in Snow©WCS Afghanistan

Critically Endangered Species Need Help

The Critically Endangered Animals Conservation Act would be a lifeline for snow leopards, African penguins, and many more.

Speak Out >>

A Solution to the CrisisJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

WCS 3-Sentence Science

Following lemmings, investigating whale strandings, and much more with WCS 3-Sentence Science.

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FEATURED PARTNERS

Did you know that shopping on Amazon or taking a survey on SurveyMonkey can help WCS save wildlife and wild places around the globe? Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible AmazonSmile purchases to WCS when you visit smile.amazon.com and select the Wildlife Conservation Society as your charity. For every survey you take through SurveyMonkey Contribute, $0.50 is donated to WCS. Thank you for supporting us!

©2019 Wildlife Conservation Society
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This email was sent to jeanpaulbellangerbel7infos@gmail.com. If this isn’t the best way to reach you, update your contact info here . Reaching you over email is the best way we have to keep in regular contact with supporters like you and letting you know what actions you can take to ensure a future for all wildlife like elephants, tigers, and gorillas which are being rapidly pushed toward extinction. Click here to unsubscribe from our email list, but remember, if you leave, it will be harder for you to stay involved with WCS and continue the work you’ve been a critical part of. You enable WCS to be on the frontlines of the fight to save Earth’s most magnificent wildlife and the habitats critical to their survival, so we’d love to hear your thoughts about how we’re doing. Send us any comments, feedback, ideas here . To watch a video that never fails to remind us how amazing wildlife is and why it’s so important to fight for the future, go here. Thanks so much for your support.

 

 

Deadline approaching for elephants, tigers, gorillas
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We’re losing animals at an alarming rateJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

Funding cuts put species at risk

We’re losing animals at an alarming rate

The Administration has proposed cuts to programs at the U.S. State Department and USAID that are vital to protecting elephants, tigers, gorillas, and other endangered species both in the U.S. and around the world. The time is now to step in and protect the future of wildlife.

When you see elephants, tigers, and gorillas, you see majestic, irreplaceable animals that deserve a chance for survival. Poachers, smugglers, and wildlife traders see ivory, pelts, claws, bushmeat, and baby animals to be sold illegally as pets.

Our goal: raise $50,000 by June 30th to help protect these creatures

Tell Congress: hold the line for wildlifeJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

Say no to budget cuts that would spell disaster for endangered species

Tell Congress: hold the line for wildlife

We can’t walk away from the fight to save endangered wildlife. U.S. government programs that are a vital part of stopping the slaughter of elephants and other species are under threat. Please make your voice heard right now.

Save the Stamp that Saves Wildlife

Renew a lifeline

Save the Stamp that Saves Wildlife

Since the Save Vanishing Species stamp first went on sale in 2011, over 50 million have been sold, raising $5.7 million for international conservation efforts. Tell Congress: renew this win-win for wildlife.

Inca tern©John Cahill

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WCS scientists recently recorded the first known sighting of Inca terns in Guatemala.

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On Compassion for Turtles

There are roughly 350 species of turtles, and over half are at risk of extinction. In the New York Daily News, WCS’s Brian Horne suggests what needs to change to address the crisis.

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DolphinsJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

Protecting NYC’s Coastline

New York City’s 578-mile coastline is at risk. Ocean conservation is an urban issue, writes Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson in The New York Times – and WCS is part of the solution.

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Cambodian Bats©Mathieu Pruvot

WCS 3-Sentence Science

What wiped out Cambodian bats? Learn this and more with WCS 3-Sentence Science.

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FEATURED SPONSOR

Did you know that if you choose to fly JetBlue, you can donate your TrueBlue pointsto WCS? These points allow WCS staff the opportunity to decrease traveling expenses while saving wildlife and wild places worldwide. WCS is proud to be a JetBlue TrueBlue charity.

 

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Wildlife under fire – your voice can make a difference
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Burmese Star Tortoise©Eleanor Briggs/WCS

THE TIME TO HELP IS RIGHT NOW

Burmese Star Tortoise

A few decades ago, there were just a few hundred Burmese star tortoises left in the world. But with the help of Myanmar’s government and the support of people like you who care about the future of wildlife, WCS was able to help bring these irreplaceable animals back from the brink of extinction.

Today, there are more than 15,000 of them.

The story of the Burmese star tortoise is proof that there is still hope for endangered species — but only if we act quickly and effectively.

Please help us keep fighting for animals on the brink of extinction — make a gift to save the star tortoise and other endangered wildlife today.

Jaguars and Macaws at RiskJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

CENTRAL AMERICA’S WILDLIFE NEEDS YOUR VOICE

Jaguars and Macaws at Risk

Recent announcements by the U.S. State Department have put jaguars, scarlet macaws, monkeys, tapirs, and other species at risk. Tell legislators: the proposed cuts will not help security on our southern border— but they WILL put people and wildlife in danger.

SAY NO TO BUDGET CUTS THAT WOULD SPELL DISASTER FOR ENDANGERED SPECIESJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

SAY NO TO BUDGET CUTS THAT WOULD SPELL DISASTER FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES

Tell Congress: hold the line for wildlife

Vital conservation programs that protect tigers, elephants, rhinos, and countless other species are under threat. Tell Congress: don’t abandon the fight to save endangered wildlife.

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A small warbler goes on a mighty migration, wearing a tiny backpack. For science!

Making the Case for Wildlife, on Capitol Hill

WCS’s Jon Forrest Dohlin, John Calvelli, Emily Stoeth, and Youth Ambassadors met with NY Senator Chuck Schumer last week in Washington to discuss critical issues regarding the future of wildlife and wild places. WCS and our allies in government continue to fight to ensure that wildlife has a place at the table when policy affecting them is created and contested.

Making the Case for Wildlife

Photo credit: Senate Democratic Media Center


WCS 3-Sentence Science©Kaylan Varma

WCS 3-Sentence Science

How can hyenas share habitat with humans? Learn this and more with WCS 3-Sentence Science.

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Save Vanishing Species postage stamp 

Save the Stamp that Saves Wildlife

Tell Congress: renew the Save Vanishing Species postage stamp

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A Solution to the Crisis 

A Solution to the Crisis

A new United Nations assessment emphasizes what we already know: we are losing wildlife at an alarming rate

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FEATURED PARTNERS

Did you know that shopping on Amazon or taking a survey on SurveyMonkey can help WCS save wildlife and wild places around the globe? Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible AmazonSmile purchases to WCS when you visit smile.amazon.com and select the Wildlife Conservation Society as your charity. For every survey you take through SurveyMonkey Contribute, $0.50 is donated to WCS. Thank you for supporting us!

 

 

Together, we can save habitat vital to tigers, elephants, and many more species
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Together we can save irreplaceable wild placesJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

THE TIME TO HELP IS RIGHT NOW

Together we can save irreplaceable wild places, from coral reefs to intact rainforests

Protected areas are vital for the future of animals and people. That’s why WCS is working to safeguard the most ecologically critical landscapes and seascapes around the world. Intact forests are home to two-thirds of all land-based plants and animals, while coral reefs harbor one-quarter of all marine species. And together, these ecosystems provide livelihoods for billions of people.

Our research has found that less than one-quarter of land on Earth and just 13 percent of the world’s oceans are still ecologically intact. As wilderness vanishes—taking with it habitat, food, and water—thousands of species are disappearing. Sixty percent of the world’s large mammals are already listed as threatened with extinction; 90 percent of the ocean’s top predators are gone.

Unless we act now, we risk losing the Earth’s wild places forever. Make a gift to WCS now and help secure protected habitat for elephants, tigers, gorillas, whales, and countless other species.

Tell Congress: hold the line for wildlifeJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

SAY NO TO BUDGET CUTS THAT WOULD SPELL DISASTER FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES

Tell The Senate: hold the line for wildlife

Vital conservation programs that protect tigers, elephants, rhinos, and countless other species are under threat. Tell The Senate: don’t abandon the fight to save endangered wildlife.

WCS Run for the WildJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

MAKE TRACKS FOR GIRAFFES

WCS Run for the Wild

WCS’s Run for the Wild is back at the Bronx Zoo! This year’s 5K and family fun run/walk takes place on Saturday, April 27.

camera trap shot - Yankari team - Nigeria©WCS Nigeria

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Reminder of why we all do what we do for wildlife. A recent camera trap shot from our Yankari team in Nigeria.

Save Vanishing Species postage stamp. 

Save the Stamp that Saves Wildlife

Tell Congress: renew the Save Vanishing Species postage stamp.

Take Action >>

Wildview Blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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BELGIAN SENATE CALLS FOR EU IVORY BANJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

Chimps at Risk

Check out a fascinating new ten-year study.

Learn More >>

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Sometimes love wears a carapace
Wildlife Matters divider February 2019
Last chance to name a roach 

SAY IT WITH A KHISS

Last chance to name a roach

Give your Valentine the only gift that says your love is eternal. Because flowers wilt, and chocolate gets eaten — but roaches are forever.

Take wildlife off the chopping blockJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD

Take wildlife off the chopping block

Right now, the Administration is proposing budget cuts that would cripple our ability to fight wildlife trafficking, illegal logging, and unlawful fisheries. The damage these cuts would inflict cannot be overstated.

Save Vanishing Species postage stampJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

RENEW A LIFELINE

Save the Stamp that Saves Wildlife

Tell Congress: renew the Save Vanishing Species postage stamp, a huge win for wildlife that has raised more than $5.4 million for tigers, elephants, gorillas, and other endangered species.

©Kyle de Nobrega

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Over the past twelve months, the WCS Congo team has made great strides in protecting wildlife. Among the highlights: a new protected area, a milestone birthday for Kingo the gorilla, and some significant elephant poaching kingpins brought to justice.

SUPPORT THE WILD ACTJulie Larsen Maher©WCS

SUPPORT THE WILD ACT

Tell Congress: support a bipartisan bill that contains several measures imperative to conserving wildlife and wild places.

Take Action >>

Wildview Blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

View The Blog >>

RENAISSANCE OF NATURE 

RENAISSANCE OF NATURE

WCS’s Joe Walston on the trends toward population stabilization, poverty alleviation, and urbanization and what they mean for the future of wildlife.

Watch Video >>


FEATURED PARTNER

WCS is grateful to Yowie Group Ltd. for its support. For every Yowie chocolate sold from the “Wildlife Conservation Series” until July 2019, WCS will receive a portion of the net proceeds to support its mission to save wildlife and wild places worldwide, with a minimum contribution of $100,000. To learn more details of these donations, please visit yowieworld.com.

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TAKE ACTION
Hi jean paul – it’s not too late to share your thoughts! Make like this baby turtle and get moving – you have until MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.

 

Baby turtle diving into the water

In all seriousness, we have just a few short questions that will help us plan our next moves together for wildlife. Click here to weigh in!

It’s the support of this community that allows us to safeguard protected wild places, train dedicated patrols, explore innovative technologies, and monitor every tactic to make sure it works. To accomplish all that we want to do in the year ahead and more, we really want to hear from you.

Take the 2019 survey now >>

—The team at Wildlife Conservation Society

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Year End Goal: $500k to Save Wildlife©Mark Gately/WCS

STOP POACHERS. SAVE SPECIES.

Year End Goal: $500k to Save Wildlife

Elephants young and old are in extreme peril. All three species are listed on the IUCN Red List. The widespread illegal killing of elephants for their tusks has taken down every elephant species and crosses every human border.

With your help, we can protect elephants from poachers and make sure they have a future free from danger. Just think of how far your dollars can go: it costs WCS, on average, just $1.78 to protect one square kilometer of forest elephant habitat in Africa for a day.

Jean Paul, show you’ll be there for elephants, tigers, and other threatened species before 2018 ends. Make your tax-deductible gift to WCS today and help us reach our crucial $500,000 year end goal.

Say No to Cuts that Harm WildlifeJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

JAGUARS, ELEPHANTS, AND RHINOS NEED YOU

Say No to Cuts that Harm Wildlife

Tell Congress: preserve programs that fight wildlife trafficking and protect endangered species.

Our Favorite Wildlife Stories of 2018©Sophy Machaga/WCS

NINE BIG WINS FOR ANIMALS

Our Favorite Wildlife Stories of 2018

From new protected areas on land and at sea to new opportunities to spread the importance of conservation, there has been a lot of hopeful news in 2018.

©John Lamaris/WCS

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Papua New Guinea’s rainforests, home to animals like the Goodfellow’s tree kangaroo, are under threat. Now, an indigenous tribe is working to create new protections.

JAGUAR CONSERVATION ON THE CONTINENTAL SCALEJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

JAGUAR CONSERVATION ON THE CONTINENTAL SCALE

“It’s good when humans sense a power that is greater than their own,” writes WCS’s John Polisar on National Geographic. “In tropical America, that force is the jaguar.”

Learn More >>

wildview blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

View The Blog >>

Save Vanishing Species postal stamp 

PUT A TIGER STAMP ON IT!

Featuring a bold graphic of an Amur tiger cub, the artwork of the Save Vanishing Species™ First-Class Semipostal stamp depicts just one of the magnificent animals that it is designed to help.

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FEATURED PARTNER

Did you know that if you choose to fly JetBlue, you can donate your TrueBlue points to WCS? These points allow WCS staff the opportunity to decrease traveling expenses while saving wildlife and wild places worldwide. WCS is proud to be a JetBlue TrueBlue charity.

Dear jean paul,

Get ready… get set… name that animal!

Here’s the thing: Our experts spend a lot of time looking at footage from camera traps. Scientists use it to study key information about creatures in the wild, like patterns of behavior, without worrying about the impact of human interference.

But figuring out the species from the photo is not really as easy as it sounds. Today, for Wildlife Conservation Day, we’re challenging you to go up against the pros!

Can you identify the animal…just from the camera trap photo?
 

Animal looking at the camera
OcelotLeopard
TigerCheetah

Good luck in this challenge, and happy Wildlife Conservation Day!

Wildlife Conservation Society

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Another great year, because of you.

Happy Thanksgiving

Dear Jean Paul,

Tomorrow, many of us in the U.S. will spend the day surrounded by loved ones, reflecting on everything we’re thankful for.

We wanted to take a moment to tell you how thankful we are to you — for all you do for wildlife. Your emails, your calls, your gifts, and so much more.

We hope the thanks expressed by our Congo team gives you a sense of some of the many ways that you have helped to protect irreplaceable and amazing species around the globe.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Wildlife Conservation Society

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Wildlife Matters divider September 2018
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Gorillas in need©Cristian Samper/WCS

THEIR FUTURE HANGS IN THE BALANCE

jean paul, gorillas need your help

Fast forward to 2040: HALF of all western lowland gorillas are gone. Extinction seems almost inevitable.

We have time to rewrite that future. But it has to start today. NOW. Gorillas are declining rapidly and each individual who dies is a setback for the entire species.

Help us meet our $50,000 goal by October 1 to continue funding smart strategies that keep gorillas and other endangered wildlife safe.

Endangered Species Act Under Fir0e©Tim Lewthwaite

CHANGES WOULD HARM WILDLIFE

Endangered Species Act Under Fire

Please tell Department of the Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Department of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross: wildlife must be protected and weakening the Endangered Species Act is totally unacceptable!

SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE SHARK TRADE 

SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE TRADE

Save Sharks

Speak out for important new legislation. The law would be good for sharks, rays, and skates and would level the playing field for U.S. commercial fishermen.

Spotting the Jaguars©WCS-Paraguay

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A jaguar’s spot pattern is like its fingerprint, allowing conservationists to identify individual cats. This is an adult male first photographed by the WCS Paraguay team in the Defensores del Chaco National Park.

GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION SUMMITCristián Samper © WCS

GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION SUMMIT

WCS joined leaders from around the world at the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco to adopt measures to reduce the pace of climate change.

Learn More >>

wildview blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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SPEAK FOR ELEPHANTS©Mark Gately/WCS

SPEAK FOR ELEPHANTS

Tell your representative: support the WILD Act today. The programs it supports are crucial to conservation.

Speak Out >>


FEATURED PARTNER

Did you know that taking a survey can help WCS save wildlife and wild places around the globe? WCS thanks SurveyMonkey Contribute for its generous support of our mission. For every survey you take through the link above, $0.50 is donated to WCS. Since 2011, we’ve received over $275,000!

 

Wildlife Matters divider August 2018
Donate
Forest elephant©Mark Gately/WCS

YOU CAN HELP THEM

It’s Not Too Late to Save Elephants

Mozambique’s beautiful Niassa National Reserve is home to nearly 2,000 elephants. But experts say that number could soon be ZERO if current poaching trends continue. Elephants are facing a crisis.

In areas where WCS has supported ranger patrols with SMART monitoring programs, elephants are seven times more abundant when compared to unpatrolled forest areas. YOU help make that possible with your support of WCS.

Your tax-deductible gift provides training and equipment to rangers to keep poachers at bay, establishes and maintains protected areas, and provides many more effective, science-based strategies to save wildlife.

WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING AND NATIONAL SECURITY 

WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING AND NATIONAL SECURITY

Natural Security

The links between wildlife crime and large-scale transnational criminal activities have become undeniable. The world is less safe when criminals profit from stealing and poaching its wildlife and natural resources, and when shortages of fresh water, food, and other natural resources lead to instability and conflict. That’s why “Natural Security” matters.

Endangered Species Act Under FireJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

CHANGES WOULD HARM WILDLIFE

Endangered Species Act Under Fire

Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act would throw roadblocks in front of effective management, putting threatened species in more peril.

©Sarah Olson/WCS

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WCS’s Sarah Olson and other scientists are currently monitoring hammer-headed bats in the Congo. “There is something about his Yoda-like ears,” writes Olson of this male, “curvaceous lip folds, and glassy brown eyes that surprise and remind us that we have so much to learn about the world.”

JUST 13% OF THE OCEAN IS STILL WILD 

JUST 13% OF THE OCEAN IS STILL WILD

A new study, co-authored by WCS, also says most remaining wilderness is unprotected, leaving it vulnerable to being lost.

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wildview blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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Save Vanishing Species postal stamp 

PUT A TIGER STAMP ON IT!

Featuring a bold graphic of an Amur tiger cub, the artwork of the Save Vanishing Species™ First-Class Semipostal stamp depicts just one of the magnificent animals that it is designed to help.

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FEATURED PARTNER

WCS is pleased to partner with Yowie Group as they introduce their fourth Chocolate Surprise Collection — the “Wildlife Conservation Series” — in support of WCS. The series features key endangered species including the Siberian tiger and the snow leopard. For every Yowie chocolate sold from the “Wildlife Conservation Series” between June 2018 and July 2019, WCS will receive a portion of the net proceeds to support our mission to save wildlife and wild places worldwide, with a minimum contribution of $100,000. To learn more details of these donations, please visityowieworld.com/wcs.

 

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Wildlife Matters divider July 2018
Donate
Tigers in Crisis©Ullas-Karanth/WCS

DON’T LET THEM DOWN

Tigers in Crisis

Tiger numbers are perilously low: fewer than 4,000 remain in the wild. This icon is hanging on by a thin thread. If we do nothing, tigers will disappear, one forest at a time.

WCS has more boots on the ground protecting tigers than any other non-profit organization in the world. Your tax-deductible donation today will power the most effective wildlife protection strategies available and secure a future for tigers and other vulnerable wildlife.

Tigers are our responsibility. If we walk away, their future could be lost. But if we all pitch in, we can bring them back from the edge.

Give a Sip 

GO STRAW FREE

Give a Sip

Since they often can’t be recycled, single-use plastic straws are a big problem for turtles, whales, birds, and fish. Let’s do something about them.

Save Coral Reefs©Emily Darling/WCS

EVIDENCE FOR OPTIMISM

A New Approach to Save Coral Reefs

Climate change has taken a heavy toll on the world’s coral reefs. Now, scientists have announced a new approach they hope will be key to long-term survival and recovery.

©DUANGNAPA_B/SHUTTERSTOCK

SAY “YES” TO TROPICAL FORESTS

The Tropical Forest Conservation Act has saved more than 67 million acres of tropical forests around the world. Tell your senators: protect and expand this vital program.

KINGO THE SILVERBACK©Ivonne-Kienast/WCS

AMAZING VIDEO: KINGO THE SILVERBACK

Meet Kingo, a wild silverback gorilla who is celebrating his 40th birthday.

Watch Now >>

wildview blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

View The Blog >>

SAY NO TO CUTS THAT HARM ELEPHANTSJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

SAY NO TO CUTS THAT HARM ELEPHANTS

Thanks to pressure from supporters like you, Congress has been working on legislation to restore funding for programs that fight wildlife trafficking.

Take Action >>


FEATURED PARTNER

WCS is pleased to be a beneficiary of Tentera Coffee Roasters’ charitable program, a Los Angeles-based Indonesian Specialty Coffee company. Tentera will donate $30,000 plus 1% of gross proceeds to WCS, to help support terrestrial wildlife conservation programs in Indonesia. For more information, please visitwww.tenteracoffee.com or follow @tenteracoffee on Instagram.

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There’s a new Zoo to experience every season, and trust us, you’ll want to come back again and again!
June Membership 15% off offer

jean paul, we have an incredible deal for you: 15% off of a Family Zoos Plus membership!

There’s a new Zoo to experience every season, and trust us, you’ll want to come back again and again! WCS membership comes with UNLIMITED access to our zoos in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx for your whole family. AND, membership pays for itself in just two visits! We’ve got tons of new and exciting events planned; you won’t want to miss a single one:

Passport to the World

Passport to the World
The Bronx Zoo features animals from some of the most interesting places on the planet. From July 14 — August 19 experience the music, food, and dance of the places our animals are from! As a member, you get FREE admission year-round.

Boo at the Zoo

Boo at the Zoo
Boo at the Zoo is spooky fun for the whole family in October! Every weekend boasts fun fall events, and membership is the best way to save on admission and tickets!

Members' Evenings

Members’ Evenings
Members get evening access to the Bronx Zoo for special events. Don’t miss out on our July Members’ Evening: join today!

Brew at the Zoo

Brew at the Zoo
An evening with beer tastings, food trucks, and more, happening at the Bronx Zoo this October. Members enjoy a special discount!

Until June 30th, you can snag all this for 15% off the regular price — our best discount all year! Don’t wait, jean paul — this is your last chance to claim this incredible deal on year-round family fun, adventure, and learning. Just use code FAMZOOSPLUS15 at checkout!

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*Discount offer on all Family Zoos Plus Membership products — no other memberships are eligible for discount. Offer expires midnight at June 30, 2018. Discount cannot be applied to prior enrollment. Valid for online transaction only; new members only. Cannot be combined with other discounts.

Images: Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS

BRONX ZOO CENTRAL PARK ZOO NEW YORK AQUARIUM
PROSPECT PARK ZOO QUEENS ZOO
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Gorilla Appeal©Zanne Labuschagne/WCS

GORILLA SURVIVAL CHALLENGE

Double the Impact to Save Gorillas

Gorillas are in danger. Right now, we’re on track to lose half of all western lowland gorillas in less than 30 years.

The good news? If we protect gorillas from poaching and save their forest homes from destruction, gorillas can recover and thrive for generations to come.

Our Gorilla Survival Challenge is your chance to put 2x the resources to do just that. Donate before our $25,000 matching gift expires on June 17 for DOUBLE the impact to SAVE GORILLAS.

Give a Sip 

GO STRAW FREE

Give a Sip

Since they often can’t be recycled, single-use plastic straws are a big problem for turtles, whales, birds, and fish. Let’s do something about them.

ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE©Joel Berger/WCS

PROTECT THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

No to Drilling

One of America’s last great wildernesses is in danger of being turned into a morass of pipelines, drilling rigs, gravel pits, and roads. You can help save it.

©Sarah Olsen/WCS

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Holy hammer-head, Batman! Meet the extraordinary fig-eating, seed-dispersing, forest-helping hammer-headed fruit bat.

MADIDI EXPEDITION©Rob Wallace/WCS

AMAZING VIDEO: MADIDI EXPEDITION

The WCS-led Identidad Madidi expedition has concluded its epic quest through the world’s most biodiverse protected area.

Watch Now >>

wildview blog©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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caught on camera©WCS-Guatemala

CAUGHT ON CAMERA

Get great photos from the wild in your inbox.

Learn More >>

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This email was sent to jeanpaulbellangerbel7infos@gmail.com. If this isn’t the best way to reach you, update your contact info here. Reaching you over email is the best way we have to keep in regular contact with supporters like you and letting you know what actions you can take to ensure a future for all wildlife like elephants, tigers, and gorillas which are being rapidly pushed toward extinction. Click here to unsubscribe from our email list, but remember, if you leave, it will be harder for you to stay involved with WCS and continue the work you’ve been a critical part of. You enable WCS to be on the frontlines of the fight to save Earth’s most magnificent wildlife and the habitats critical to their survival, so we’d love to hear your thoughts about how we’re doing. Send us any comments, feedback, ideas here . To watch a video that never fails to remind us how amazing wildlife is and why it’s so important to fight for the future, go here. Thanks so much for your support.
 

And you may have never heard of it
Dear jean paul,

WCS field staff spend a great deal of time working in the wild. They return with remarkable stories about the animals they’ve encountered. Very rarely do these stories involve pangolins.

In the best of times, pangolins aren’t easy to spot. The scale-covered mammals are mainly nocturnal, cryptic, and solitary. But pangolins are also among the most heavily trafficked animals in the world and they’re disappearing fast.

Today is World Pangolin Day—a good day to spread the word that the trade in these incredible creatures continues.

jean paul, we need your help. WCS is leading the charge in the fight against illegal wildlife trafficking, working hand-in-hand with law enforcement around the world. Share this image and help us spread the word about this little-known species that’s in trouble.

Pangolins are one of the world's most trafficked mammals.

In some cultures, pangolins are still considered a delicacy. Like rhino horns, pangolin scales are sometimes even said to provide health benefits (they don’t). These beliefs have led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of animals in recent years.

That’s why, while it may be rare for our field staff to see pangolins in the wild, it’s not at all surprising when these animals turn up in investigations supported by our Wildlife Crimes Unit. Last October alone, the team assisted the Indonesian authorities in five busts involving live pangolins or pangolin scales.

We can’t let this continue, jean paul. Please join us today, World Pangolin Day, by sharing this image and standing up for this unique animal.

Sincerely,

The Wildlife Conservation Society

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Wildlife Matters divider January 2018
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Whale ©GEORGIA DNR UNDER NOAA PERMIT #15488

SAY NO TO OFFSHORE DRILLING IN IRREPLACEABLE HABITAT

Whales in danger

jean paul, a dangerous bill known as the SEA Act could soon reach the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. If it passes, the bill would gut core provisions of the Marine Mammal Protection Act and fast‐track seismic airgun surveys and other activities in the ocean that can harm marine animals. This bill is a serious threat to species including the endangered North Atlantic right whale.

Together, we must oppose this effort to weaken our environmental safeguards and remove protections for wildlife in order to expedite a push for oil and gas exploitation. Tell your legislators today: Vote “NO” on the SEA Act.

Elephant ©Paul Hilto

LEND YOUR VOICE

Stop Funding Cuts for Elephants, Tigers, and Rhinos

Tell Congress: reject budget cuts that would spell disaster for wildlife.

Parrot ©Zanne Labuschagne/WCS

FIGHTING THE ILLEGAL PET TRADE

Good News for Parrots

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has promised to stop exporting African grey parrots, an important development for a species in peril in the wild.

©WCS-Indonesia

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Big news to start 2018: in China, it’s now illegal to process or sell elephant ivory.

©Tim RB Davenport

HOPE FOR A RARE MONKEY

A WCS study reveals good news and bad news for the endangered Zanzibar red colobus monkey.

Learn More >>

©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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©WCS-Congo

CAUGHT ON CAMERA

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Be there for wildlife in 2018
Wildlife Matters divider December 2017
Donate Now
ElephantsJulie Larsen Maher ©WCS

HELP STOP THE SLAUGHTER.

Can elephants count on jean paul in 2018?

It’s hard to imagine a better example of joy in the wild than elephants. When elephants reunite, they are downright jubilant, clicking their tusks together, flapping their ears, and trumpeting.

But these heartwarming scenes are rapidly disappearing as poachers and traffickers are driving elephants, tigers, and other endangered wildlife toward extinction. Central Africa alone has lost 60% of its elephants over the last 10 years.

This critical juncture in the fight for elephants’ and so many other species’ survival means your commitment to this fight is more important than ever.

jean paul, show you’ll be there for wildlife before 2018 ends. Make your tax-deductible gift to WCS today and help us reach our $500,000 year-end goal.

Save Vanishing Species Stamp 

STAMP OUT EXTINCTION!

Save Wildlife with a Stamp

Sending a holiday gift in the mail? Use the Save Vanishing Species stamp!

Musk Oxen©Joel Berger/WCS

POLAR BEARS, MUSK OXEN & MORE UNDER THREAT

Protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Tell Congress today: protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil and gas exploitation.

©WCS-Indonesia

FOUND ON FACEBOOK

Wildlife Conservation Society

WCS’s Wildlife Crimes Unit helped Indonesian police arrest four suspected wildlife traffickers. Officials confiscated 41 white cockatoos and 84 Eclectus parrots in the raid. Some of the birds had been stuffed into pipes to be transported—a technique used by smugglers to hide the birds from the authorities.

©WCS-Cambodia

A ROYAL HOMECOMING

WCS and partners recently released 25 critically endangered royal turtles into their natural habitat in Cambodia’s Sre Ambel river system.

Learn More >>

©Chris Spohn

AN EYE ON WILDLIFE

Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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©WCS-Congo

CAUGHT ON CAMERA

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©2017 Wildlife Conservation Society
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This email was sent to jeanpaulbellangerbel7infos@gmail.com. If this isn’t the best way to reach you, update your contact info here. Reaching you over email is the best way we have to keep in regular contact with supporters like you and letting you know what actions you can take to ensure a future for all wildlife like elephants, tigers, and gorillas which are being rapidly pushed toward extinction. Click here to unsubscribe from our email list, but remember, if you leave, it will be harder for you to stay involved with WCS and continue the work you’ve been a critical part of. You enable WCS to be on the frontlines of the fight to save Earth’s most magnificent wildlife and the habitats critical to their survival, so we’d love to hear your thoughts about how we’re doing. Send us any comments, feedback, ideas here. To watch a video that never fails to remind us how amazing wildlife is and why it’s so important to fight for the future, go here. Thanks so much for your support.

 

 

Help rehabilitate, release, and protect African grey parrots
Wildlife Matters divider November 2017
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Name: jean paul bellanger
Contributed to help save gorillas? NOT YET

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Campaign Deadline: MONDAY
Progress to Goal: $48,245 of $75,000

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Help us hit $75,000 to get gorilla conservation efforts to the next level – before it’s too late.

Help NOW with a $5 or more donation that will give wildlife like gorillas a fighting chance for survival >>

Dear jean paul,

As WCS’s Nigeria Country Director, I see the plight of gorillas first hand. That’s why I’m reaching out to you today with this urgent request for help: with only a few days left we still need to raise $26,755 to meet our goal.

It’s so important we have your support, jean paul. If we want to save gorillas from extinction, we must act now.

As hunting, habitat loss, and disease intensify, scientists estimate brutal, irreversible population loss. Unless things change, we will lose 80% of western lowland gorillas over the next few decades.

This is on us to fix – scientists and rangers like my team in Nigeria and compassionate individuals like you from around the world can make a difference. Together, we can bring gorillas back from the brink of extinction. Pitch in $5 or more now to fund science-based strategies that will protect our vulnerable cousins in the wild >>

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Our goal is to raise $75,000 by Monday.

We still have $26,755 to raise and precious little time remaining – but I know how much people like you truly care, jean paul. I know this community can mobilize quickly when the situation is this dire.

For gorillas, there’s no time to waste.

The odds facing gorillas are bleak. Only about 300 Cross River gorillas remain, with about 100 here in Nigeria and we lose a few more every year. At this rate, Cross River gorillas could become extinct in the near future if we don’t increase efforts to protect them. And you can help by pitching in right now >>

When you donate to WCS, you’re helping power the most effective strategies we know will help gorillas survive this crisis:

  • Build new protected parks in critical areas for gorillas
  • Get more patrols on the ground and make sure they have all the equipment they need: uniforms, backpacks, boots, tents, camera-traps, and rations
  • Improve law enforcement that fights illegal trafficking of gorilla bushmeat
  • Clean up dangerous mining operations that kill gorillas by working strategically with consumers, companies, and governments to create “gorilla-certified” mines we know are safe
  • Partner with local governments to keep development projects clear of gorilla habitat, like halting a disastrous superhighway through Cross River State, Nigeria that would make now-remote gorilla habitat accessible – putting every gorilla at risk
  • Get local communities on board with conservation efforts including building new eco-tourist lodges that build jobs and grow local economies

With your help, we’re ramping up the strategies that address the biggest problems faced by gorillas – and we know they can work. While gorilla populations have been in rapid decline, WCS-managed parks are some of the few places they’re staying stable – or even growing.

Gorillas urgently need your help NOW. Give by midnight Monday and help us reach our $75,000 goal – and rush to do whatever it takes to bring gorillas back from the brink of extinction. Just $5 can help!

Only a few days remain to hit our deadline in time – and when it comes to gorillas, there’s little time to waste.

Your help is urgently needed, and I can’t think you enough for being part of this incredible, powerful community. Together, we will make a better world for gorillas to thrive in.

Sincerely,

Andrew Dunn
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Country Director, Nigeria
Wildlife Conservation Society

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Dear jean paul,

I see the frightening trends in my work every day: gorillas are in mortal danger.If we do nothing, Cross River gorillas could be extinct in the near future and other species could follow.

If we do nothing, we could lose one of our closest relatives in the wild. Forever.

jean paul, you’ve shown through your past support you’re not the do-nothing type. Now, we urgently need you to act again.

It’s not too late to save gorillas, but we need to act now. In just a few weeks, we need to raise $75,000 to help protect wildlife like gorillas and ramp up the science-based strategies we know will keep them safe.

Anything you can give right now – even $5 – is crucial in stopping gorillas’ rapid slide toward extinction. We don’t have much time to raise this new funding!

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Your dollars will go straight to work with some of the most powerful, effective strategies we know to fight back against poachers and keep gorillas thriving.

One place where WCS works here in central Africa – the highlands of Kahuki-Biega National Park – is one of the few places gorilla populations are stable and actually growing – even when they’re crashing elsewhere.

But we need to raise $75,000 to push conservation work to the next level. Here’s what we needyour generous help to fund right now:

  • A brand-new Oku Community Reserve to protect Grauer’s gorillas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – plus funding to maintain it
  • Eco-guard field equipment, including uniforms, backpacks, boots, tents, camera-traps, and rations
  • Patrols in the Okwangwo Division of Cross River National Park in Nigeria
  • A new 4×4 vehicle in Nigeria to help replace old vehicles that can no longer make the long trips to field sites

Projects like these are crucial to helping make sure we can protect gorillas from hunters killing them for meat and bulldozers leveling their forest homes.

It doesn’t happen automatically, jean paul. The parks, the patrols, the growing families of peaceful gorillas, those can only happen when people like you make a choice to step off the sidelines and act.

We must raise $75,000 – are you in? Chip in $5 or more now to help protect intelligent, critically endangered gorillas from dying out.

Doing nothing for gorillas is simply not an option – not if we want future generations to grow up in a world with gorillas thriving in the wild.

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Urgent crisis – gorillas are dying out.

It’s not too late to save them – but we need to act NOW

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We urgently need all hands on deck – before it’s too late. Chip in $5 or more today to help save the gentle giants from being hunted out of existence >>

Dear jean paul,

Gorillas are dying at alarming rates – more than ever before.

Notes from our scientists in the field are full of phrases like “Irreversible decline.” “Extinction.” “Wiped out forever.” – not language anyone takes lightly.

I won’t sugarcoat it: we DO have time to save gorillas – but not very much time.

That’s why I’m asking for your help right now to scale up the gorilla protection efforts that we know work and get more boots on the ground to save gorillas in the wild.

Don’t let this be the last generation of gorillas the world ever sees. Donate now to protect gorillas and other wildlife – even $5 helps.

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Gorillas are some of our closest relatives in the wild. They have emotions, families, joys, and sorrows. When our researchers study gorillas, they give each a name – and enjoy each gorilla’s distinct personality.

Too many of those personalities have been snuffed out forever – because of human action. We need to act quickly to keep more gorillas safe from the terror of poachers and development.

Gorillas need our help now if they’re going to survive even the next few decades. Help protect gorillas and other wildlife by making your $5 gift to WCS.

We know exactly what to do next. WCS-managed parkså like Kahuzi-Biega National Park are some of the only places gorilla populations are growing.

We need to create more protected places like Kahuzi-Biega where gorillas can laugh, play, and live without fear that men with guns will kill their entire family for meat. We also need to work with governments to strengthen law enforcement – and integrate conservation efforts with development planning, to keep gorilla habitats from being ravaged by bulldozers.

But to do any of that – to scale up the efforts we know are effective – we need your help.

Please don’t wait. There simply isn’t much time left. Give $5 today and help us make sure we don’t lose wildlife like gorillas forever.

Sincerely,

John F. Calvelli
Executive Vice President, Public Affairs
Wildlife Conservation Society

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Thank you to everyone who took a stand for elephants this month. Whether you attended the Ivory Crush in New York City’s Central Park or participated in 10 Days for Elephants leading up to World Elephant Day on August 12th, your actions will help save these great animals.
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You Won’t Let Elephants Disappear

Thank you to everyone who took a stand for elephants this month. Whether you attended the Ivory Crush in New York City’s Central Park or participated in 10 Days for Elephants leading up to World Elephant Day on August 12th, your actions will help save these great animals.

If you missed out, it’s never too late to make a difference. Please visit 96Elephants.org today and learn how you can help Stop the Killing, Stop the Trafficking, and Stop the Demand.

We won’t let elephants disappear. Thank you for helping to protect them and their homes.

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Protect the Endangered Species Act

The U.S. House of Representatives is moving on legislation to roll back protections for threatened and endangered species. Decades of progress could be unraveled as the U.S. becomes a marketplace for the ivory, fur, bones, and skins of endangered animals. Tell them that this must not happen!

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jean paul, World Elephant Day is here and hundreds of fellow elephant lovers have already stepped up with a generous gift and claimed their exclusive 96 Elephants bandana.

Quantities of this free gift are limited, and we don’t want you to miss out on this popular offer. Elephants need you right now. Make a contribution and show you won’t let elephants disappear >>

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jean paul,

Today is World Elephant Day, and it’s coming at a critical moment in the fight for elephants’ survival.

We’re asking everybody who loves elephants and other wildlife to contribute RIGHT NOW because the stakes are so high:

  • Important legislation to stop poachers and traffickers, the U.S. ban on ivory sales, is under attack. Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act would effectively gut these much-needed elephant protections leaving them more vulnerable to merciless poachers and traffickers.
  • Elephants’ future in the wild is so fragile right now – any setbacks could be catastrophic. We’re learning more about the devastating impact of the poaching crisis and it’s not good. New WCS studies show places like northern Central African Republic, where elephants once thrived, now appear to be totally emptied of these gentle giants.

It’s so important we get as much support for elephants as we can right now that we are offering a special gift for a limited time only: if you donate by midnight tonight, World Elephant Day, we’ll send you this exclusive 96 Elephants bandana.

This exclusive gift for the most committed elephant supporters is our sign of appreciation for all you do. Keep it as a reminder that you are one of the generous people who steps up for elephants when it’s really needed.

Right now is one of those moments, jean paul. Simply put: if we can’t hire more rangers, if we can’t invest in innovative anti-poaching technology, if we can’t defend the ivory ban, more elephants will die.

Your support is the key to making sure that doesn’t happen. To making sure we have all the resources possible to save elephants.

But hurry, World Elephant Day is today and we only have a limited number of bandanas left. Please give now to make sure you don’t miss out!

Thank you for all you do,

John F. Calvelli
Executive Vice President, Public Affairs
Director, 96 Elephants
Wildlife Conservation Society

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jean paul,

Tomorrow is World Elephant Day, and it’s coming at a critical moment in the fight for elephants’ survival.

We’re asking everybody who loves elephants and other wildlife to contribute RIGHT NOW because the stakes are so high:

  • Important legislation to stop poachers and traffickers, the U.S. ban on ivory sales, is under attack. Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act would effectively gut these much-needed elephant protections leaving them more vulnerable to merciless poachers and traffickers.
  • Elephants’ future in the wild is so fragile right now – any setbacks could be catastrophic. We’re learning more about the devastating impact of the poaching crisis and it’s not good. New WCS studies show places like northern Central African Republic, where elephants once thrived, now appear to be totally emptied of these gentle giants.

It’s so important we get as much support for elephants as we can right now that we are offering a special gift for a limited time only: if you donate by midnight tomorrow, World Elephant Day, we’ll send you this exclusive 96 Elephants bandana.

This exclusive gift for the most committed elephant supporters is our sign of appreciation for all you do. Keep it as a reminder that you are one of the generous people who steps up for elephants when it’s really needed.

Right now is one of those moments, jean paul. Simply put: if we can’t hire more rangers, if we can’t invest in innovative anti-poaching technology, if we can’t defend the ivory ban, more elephants will die.

Your support is the key to making sure that doesn’t happen. To making sure we have all the resources possible to save elephants.

But hurry, World Elephant Day is tomorrow and we only have a limited number of bandanas left. Please give now to make sure you don’t miss out!

Thank you for all you do,

John F. Calvelli
Executive Vice President, Public Affairs
Director, 96 Elephants
Wildlife Conservation Society

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jean paul,

You do a lot for wildlife.

And in a world that constantly seems full of dire news, I wanted to make sure you saw this amazing video of how your support saves lives in the wild.

Check it out:

Wild Elephant Rescue video

After the herd of 11 elephants was found trapped in the muddy pit – actually, it’s a bomb crater from the Vietnam War – WCS was called to help.

With only a few hundred elephants left in Cambodia, losing this herd would have been a huge blow. Your support makes their rescue and the charming scenes of elephants helping each other out of the muck, possible.

Thank you,

John F. Calvelli
Executive Vice President, Public Affairs
Wildlife Conservation Society

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INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY CHALLENGE

Goal: $40,000 by TOMORROW

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jean paul, if you believe tigers are worth more alive than dead we need your support right now to beat the poachers.

Chip in $5 or more now >>

jean paul,

We’re losing the last wild tigers.

Humans have killed them to profit from selling their body parts, destroyed critical habitat and now there are fewer than 4,000 left. If we do nothing, they will continue to disappear from forest after forest until there are none left.

It’s up to us – those who believe a tiger is worth more thriving in the wild than killed, skinned and turned into rugs and wallets – to save them.

Now is the time to do just that. Tomorrow is International Tiger Day, and we’ve set an ambitious goal of $40,000 in just two days – that’s $10 for every tiger left in the wild. Can you help? Show you’re on the side that wants to see a future for tigers and other wildlife and give to our International Tiger Day Challenge right now. Even $5 would help. Can you chip in?

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jean paul, donating to WCS is one of the most powerful actions you can take to save wild tigers in this critical time for their future. WCS has more boots on the ground protecting tigers than any other non-profit organization in the world.

If you give to the International Tiger Day Challenge, you’ll join the team using the most, effective methods out there to protect tigers like:

  • Cracking down on poachers and traffickers. People looking to profit off killing tigers and selling their body parts are a key threat to their survival. WCS’s Wildlife Crimes Unit works with local police to track down these criminals and bring them to justice. Our work is so effective, we don’t even need to capture all the criminals to get them off the job: In one former hotspot in Indonesia, 10% of the former traffickers quit on their own, too frightened to continue their criminal ways after we had locked up about 60% of the traffickers in the area. Give now to help put poachers behind bars >>
  • Pioneering state-of-the-art science to track tigers. Counting and tracking tigers is essential to saving them. It’s only with accurate information that we can know the places where tigers are in the most trouble and which strategies are working to protect them. Our sophisticated network of camera “traps,” radio tracking and more to give us the most accurate picture possible of how tigers are doing in the wild. Give now to invest in life-saving conservation science >>
  • Protecting the most critical habitats. Our work to save tigers focuses on “source sites” – areas that have the most potential to support a wild tiger comeback. This enables us to concentrate resources where they can have the biggest impact. Give now to protect the places with the best hope for wildlife >>

We have a plan to bring wild tigers back, jean paul, but whether we can achieve it depends on what people like you and me do in moments like this.

Please, help us meet our International Tiger Day Challenge and be a part of saving wildlife like tigers forever – a legacy I can promise you’ll never regret.

Thank you for your support.

Liz Bennett
Dale Miquelle
Tiger Program Coordinator
Wildlife Conservation Society

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World Ranger Day – July 31. Rangers like Frank Moutengue are wildlife heroes. In the Republic of Congo’s Nouabale-Ndoki National Park, Frank and his fellow rangers put themselves on the front lines of the struggle to protect animals from armed poachers.
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WORLD RANGER DAY – JULY 31

Thank a Ranger

Rangers are wildlife heroes. In the Republic of Congo’s Nouabale-Ndoki National Park, they put themselves on the front lines of the struggle to protect animals from armed poachers. They risk their lives on behalf of forest elephants and other imperiled species.

They’re not alone. Around the world, wildlife rangers are doing dangerous, important work to protect wildlife. World Ranger Day is July 31. That means it’s a great time to send rangers a message of thanks as they take on their dangerous and difficult task. Let them know that you stand behind them. Send a thank-you note today >>

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Thank You for Saying No To Plastics

Congratulations to everyone who participated in the 30-Day #PlasticsChallenge! Together, we used reusable bags 9,464 times, filled up our reusable water bottles 18,782 times, and avoided straws 10,699 times! Moving forward, we can continue to reduce the impact that plastic pollution is having on our waters and wildlife.

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AUGUST IS HUGE FOR ELEPHANTS

10 Days for Elephants

You can protect elephants and their homes. Sign up to take 10 actions in the 10 days leading up to World Elephant Day, August 12.

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This adorable blob is one of 150 baby Asian giant softshell turtles released into the Mekong River in Cambodia by WCS, the Turtle Survival Alliance, and Cambodia’s Fisheries Administration.

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A FANGED DEER AT RISK

In Russia, logging roads provide poachers with easier access to kill musk deer.

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Our lens on the amazing animal kingdom.

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We want to know more about you and why you’re here.

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jean paul,

We know you’re a champion for wildlife. And for that, we cannot thank you enough.

Our supporters are essential to our mission so we want to get to know you better. Will you tell us more about yourself?

The Wildlife Conservation Society could not exist without the support of people like you…

YOU reach out to legislators on behalf of wildlife.

YOU help fund our conservation efforts in nearly 60 countries around the world.

YOU stand for wildlife.

So today we want to hear more about YOU. Please take our online survey >>

Thanks for taking valuable time out of your day to help us understand more about the people that make WCS great.

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We’re still $21,960 short of critical conservation funds

Time’s running out – make your gift now.

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Dear jean paul,

With less than 24 hours to go before our urgent fiscal year end deadline we are still short on critical funds. Without more support, critical conservation programs are at risk – will you help?

We know that elephants are in crisis – poachers are killing elephants for their ivory faster than they can recover, putting their future in the wild in jeopardy.

And we know what we MUST do to save them:

  • Create protected areas: In India, WCS staff worked with local government officials in expanding four protected areas in the Western Ghats region, home to 5,000 Asian elephants, the largest Asian elephant population in the world.
  • Put more boots on the ground: In northern Congo, one of the most important places for African forest elephants, we’ve quadrupled our patrols and locked up poaching kingpins.
  • Crack down on criminals: WCS has developed intelligence-based enforcement to make sure the criminal networks profiting from killing endangered species are caught by the government and punished. It works. In Indonesia, the successful prosecution rate is over 85 percent, compared to 5 percent where we are not involved.

There’s one more thing we know: How effective we can be depends on what resources we have on hand. Today’s your last chance to help us do more. And for elephants’ sake, I hope you don’t miss it.

Today is the last day to help us meet our fiscal year end goal and help turn the tide for elephants and other wildlife threatened by poachers. Don’t wait jean paul – give.

–Wildlife Conservation Society

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jean paul, when our fiscal year ends this Friday, June 30, we’ll have to have some tough conversations. Do we have the resources on hand to respond to poachers, equip our rangers, and crack down on wildlife trafficking? Do we have what we need to SAVE elephants?

Make sure the answer is YES. Our records show you haven’t given to our campaign yet – but we wouldn’t be asking if it wasn’t important. There are just three days left, please give now.


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Fiscal Year End Campaign Status
 

Goal: $50,000
Current Progress: $12,104
Deadline: FRIDAY
Suggested donation: $5


Your tax-deductible donation:

  • Protects essential habitat for endangered wildlife such as elephants, tigers, and gorillas
  • Provides rangers with training and equipment to stop poachers and protect wildlife
  • Brings poachers, traffickers, and all those who profit from killing endangered wildlife to justice

Give now:

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Goal: $50,000
Raised: $12,104
Deadline: Friday, June 30

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A camera trap – one of our key conservation tools – finds an elephant in Yankari

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Dear jean paul,

Urgent update: Insufficient funding in key elephant sites – including in Nigeria’s Yankari Reserve – puts Nigeria’s last viable elephant herd in grave danger.

Making matters more perilous for elephants: funding gaps exist across multiple key elephant sites throughout Africa including the Ruaha-Katavi Landscape in Tanzania and many more across Africa.

Help make sure we can continue to put resources where they’re most needed in the next fiscal year and give now.

Yankari is a special place. And one where WCS has been able to make tremendous progress since the local government made us co-managers. In 2015, elephant deaths were down by eighty percent.

That’s why this funding shortage is so deeply troubling.

Without more support from people like you, this progress – and elephants’ hope of survival – will slip away.

We are counting on your support to keep poachers at bay and save wildlife in Yankari and other essential sites. Will you help?

Backed by your support our staff in Yankari are working around the clock to protect elephants, using tools like GPS collars to track herds through the park. But poachers and the sophisticated trafficking networks that support them are always finding new ways to kill. To win, we must stay one step ahead of them. Always.

The situation is so fragile for this herd, according to the latest report from our staff on the ground, without more resources, the long-term future for elephants in Nigeria is in doubt and “irreparable damage may result if the situation is allowed to continue.”

It’s serious: but we still have time to prevent the worst in Yankari and other key sites around the world. Right now you can put needed resources toward the most effective strategies that save elephants and other endangered wildlife.

You and I know that too many elephants are dying in the wild. We need more places like Yankari – and we need to make sure they have the resources to stay one step ahead of the poachers and traffickers.

We’re counting on your help – elephants are counting on your help.

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John F. Calvelli
Executive Vice President, Public Affairs
Director, 96 Elephants
Wildlife Conservation Society

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