WWF Anti Poaching Campaign

Do we need to say more ? China’s rapacious appetite for ivory –closely matched by Thailand and Japan — could spell the end of African elephants in our lifetime.

Here is what the New York Times reports today:

• 25,000 killed in 2011
• More than 30,000 last year
• Wildlife Conservation Society says that more than 60% of African forest elephants have been killed in the last decade — for their tusks!

Read the New York Times editorial

Don’t sit there, do something!

Learn More – National Geographic

World Wildlife Fund check out the anti-poaching campaign

Sign the Wildlife Conservation Society petition now!

Boycott Chinese goods!