*[Enwl-eng] Giraffes will go extinct if we don't act fast

[ENWL]

            Giraffes are officially critically endangered. We can't wait any 
longer to take action — sign now to save the giraffe from extinction!

                  Sign Now

                 Giraffes are one of the most beloved wild animals on the 
planet, but their existence is in grave danger. Almost 40% of the species 
has died in the last 30 years. Two of the biggest reasons for the giraffe's 
rapid decline are loss of habitat and poaching. Human development has pushed 
animals off their principal grazing lands, leaving many of these animals to 
starve to death. Meanwhile, those that survive are often killed to help 
families pay for basic necessities, because giraffe bones, heads, and other 
body parts can be sold for a significant sum.

                  Countries in which giraffes roam, like Nigeria, Malawi, 
and Senegal, must do more to protect these iconic African creatures by 
creating anti-poaching and giraffe habitat restoration programs before it's 
too late. If we choose to do nothing, we could soon live in a world in which 
the giraffe can no longer sustain its population naturally in the wild. 
Please sign this petition to urge government leaders in Nigeria, Malawi, and 
Senegal to save the giraffes by funding and implementing essential 
conservation programs.

                  Thank you,

                         Miranda
                        The Care2 Petitions Team



                  P.S. Fewer than 100,000 giraffes remain in the wild — less 
than the number of elephants. If you don't want to see the majestic giraffe 
become extinct, please sign this petition today.








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From: Miranda B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2021 7:04 PM
Subject: Giraffes will go extinct if we don't act fast

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