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In reply to the discussion: Silent thread for Cecil the Lion. [View all]Chiquitita
(752 posts)130. . Wildlife Conservation Unit (WildCRU) that tracked his body...
http://www.wildcru.org
The modern world is a hostile place for large carnivores like lions. It will take all our ingenuity and determination to secure their conservation alongside the development of local communities. Conservation solutions depend on the best possible science, for the benefit of wildlife and local people, and the WildCRUs work is dedicated to undertaking that science and working with policy-makers to implement it. We desperately need support millions of people have been affected by Cecils death and by the plight of lions in general and imagine they are powerless at preventing further lion decline. However, those millions can make an immediate and real difference if each of them made a pledge of support to the WildCRU it would revolutionise our work for conservation, and hugely improve the long-term outlook for lions both in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. That would be a worth memorial to a lion as magnificent as Cecil, who has provided so much to WildCRU and the world.
Donations can be made at https://www.campaign.ox.ac.uk/wildcru
The modern world is a hostile place for large carnivores like lions. It will take all our ingenuity and determination to secure their conservation alongside the development of local communities. Conservation solutions depend on the best possible science, for the benefit of wildlife and local people, and the WildCRUs work is dedicated to undertaking that science and working with policy-makers to implement it. We desperately need support millions of people have been affected by Cecils death and by the plight of lions in general and imagine they are powerless at preventing further lion decline. However, those millions can make an immediate and real difference if each of them made a pledge of support to the WildCRU it would revolutionise our work for conservation, and hugely improve the long-term outlook for lions both in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. That would be a worth memorial to a lion as magnificent as Cecil, who has provided so much to WildCRU and the world.
Donations can be made at https://www.campaign.ox.ac.uk/wildcru
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