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| one horn rhinoceros |
This
year’s theme for WED (World Environment Day) – Go Wild for Life – encourages
you to celebrate all those species under threat and take action of your own to
help safeguard them for future generations. This can be about animals or plants
that are threatened within your local area as well as at the national or global
level - many local extinctions will eventually add up to a global extinction!
Whoever you are, and wherever you live, show zero-tolerance for the illegal
trade in wildlife in word and deed, and make a difference.
The
world is filled with endangered species of animals, many of which can be found
in India. While some of these species are critically endangered, some are near
threatened and some are even extinct. There are some species that are left in
such few numbers that your next generation may not be able to ever see them, if
nothing is done for their conservation.
Below
are the list of animals which need special attention for their protection and conservation.
To stop illegal animal trade and join our Green earth promote & protect
environment project.
Huge
efforts to counter the illicit trade - including stronger policies, awareness
campaigns and investments in community conservation and law enforcement - have
scored some great successes. However, many species remain at risk and it will
take a dedicated and sustained effort by each and every one of us to turn the
tide.
How can we do it? More people need to understand the damage this
illicit business is doing to our environment, livelihoods, communities and
security. We must change our habits and behaviour so that demand for illegal
wildlife products falls. More awareness and action pushes governments and
international bodies to introduce and enforce tougher laws and combat those
still willing to break them.
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| snow lepard |
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| Kashmir Red Stag (Hangul) |
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| Indian Bison (Gaur) |
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| Asiatic-lion |
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| Bengal Tiger |
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| blackbuck |
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| nilgiri tahr |
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| Lion Tailed Macaque |
Let’s
Join Together to Fight against the illegal wildlife trade and to save the
endangered species before them extinct. We need to protect environment from
threats ranging from wildlife crime to pollution.
source:http://wed2016.com/
Join
At: Communications@heeals.org
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