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March 2016
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Making a Significant Impact
African Wildlife Foundation works every day to ensure that Africa’s most threatened wildlife is safe and able to thrive in its natural habitat. In 2015, with your support, we successfully protected 24 wildlife corridors; brought 164 million acres of land under improved conservation management; and protected 36 critical populations of elephants, rhinos, carnivores and great apes through our Urgent Response Fund. Explore our 2015 annual report to learn what else we’re doing to protect Africa’s wildlife and lands. The interactive experience highlights the successes and challenges of the past year—and gives you a glimpse of what’s to come.
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> See our impact
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China’s Role in Conservation
China has historically been one of the top global markets for wildlife products, including elephant ivory and rhino horn. Recently, the tide is turning as the nation makes efforts to ban nearly all ivory imports and exports and provide direct financial support for conservation on the ground in Africa. AWF CEO Patrick Bergin provides a roadmap for China’s engagement in African conservation.
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> Read the interview
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Since 2008, poachers have killed at least 5,940 African rhinos. Help us stop the slaughter.
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Give While You Shop
Download the free iGive button today, and help save wildlife every time you shop.
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