*[Enwl-eng] African penguins are at risk of going extinct unless these countries act

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                        We must do something before it's too late.









                        The Adorable African Penguin Could Go Extinct by 
2035



                             Sign Now




                        There were once millions of breeding pairs of 
African penguins. The adorable creatures, known for their unique braying 
call, have habitats all along the coast of southern Africa.  But because of 
the tragic impacts of reckless human decisions, there are fewer than 11,000 
pairs remaining in the wild. If we don't act quickly, the species will go 
extinct altogether.



                        Sign now to tell the countries participating in the 
Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA) to work together to save 
the African penguin from extinction!



                        Overfishing is one of the largest contributors to 
plummeting African penguin populations, which is exactly why members of the 
SIOFA must take responsibility and act quickly to manage fishing in the 
region. Other species that the African penguin relies on for food, such as 
sardines and anchovies, have had populations crash in recent years. But 
there is still time to save these beloved creatures before it is too late. 
Sign the petition now to demand the members of SIOFA save the African 
penguins!




                 Thank you,

                        Jess

                        Care2 Petitions Team



                        P.S. If we don't act quickly, the species will go 
extinct altogether. Demand action!

                             Sign Now









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From: Jess M., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2023 7:01 PM
Subject: African penguins are at risk of going extinct unless these 
countries act

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