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Are rhino horns from Kaziranga taken to Vietnam?
Wildlife organisations in Vietnam are taking steps to spread awareness about the myth of medicinal qualities attached to rhino horns. #ThatsJustWrong #World #Assam #Vietnam #Kaziranga National Park #Poaching #Wildlife #Rhino horns #World Wildlife Fund
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Lessons from those splendid but empty European forests
The tiger is still one of India�s best ambassadors and its thriving presence in our forests sets us apart in an intolerant world. #ConnectTheDots #Tigers #Wildlife
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Why thriving wildlife trade should not surprise anyone
Guns alone cannot protect our open, crowded forests, we need reliable local intelligence. But before the fight can start, forest bureaucracy must stop denying that poaching exists. #ConnectTheDots #Wildlife #Tiger poaching
Blog posts
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Why we have to be careful about losing the forest for roads
Where roads already run through parks, a complete ban on night traffic is necessary. A forest is better whole than the sum of its many parts. #HowThisWorks #Extinction #Wildlife Trust of India #roads #forests
Wire
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This is Wiltshire
Action is needed to save Wiltshire's wildlife
THE natural world is in trouble – that is the conclusion of a ground-breaking report launched by a coalition of leading conservation and research organisations. Scientists working side-by-side from wildlife organisations across the country, including Wil #Gary, IN #London #Europe
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Guardian Unlimited
How to make your garden wildlife-friendly
Leaving garden debris in place helps creatures like hedgehogs find a place to hibernate. Photograph: Arterra Picture Library/Alamy Get a pond, and your garden will be full of life. Photograph: Ashley Cooper/Corbis A bee arrives at of a flowering crocus i #Ashley Cooper
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BBC News
Councils 'destroying' verge wildlife
25 May 2013 Last updated at 22:17 ET Wildflowers on grass verges are a food source for bees and butterflies Councils in the UK are destroying wildlife habitats by cutting grass verges too often, a charity has warned. Plantlife said verges supported hundr #United Kingdom




