*[Enwl-eng] Capybaras are adorable and they're in danger

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                        Their habitat is threatened and we can help!









                        Deforestation in the Amazon is Threatening Adorable 
Capybaras!



                             Sign Now




                        The Amazon Rainforest is best known as the lush, 
wildly biodiverse giant forest that helps regulate our planet's climate. But 
if deforestation continues at this rate, the rainforest will no longer be a 
rainforest at all -- it will literally turn into a dry savannah. And if 
savannization happens, thousands of land mammals, including the beloved 
capybara, will lose their essential habitat.



                        Luckily, a new law could help save the capybara by 
preventing U.S. contributions to Amazonian deforestation! Sign now to tell 
Congress to finally pass the FOREST Act to stop U.S. contributions to 
deforestation in the Amazon!



                        While capybaras are beloved, and many people care 
about their conservation, they are at high risk for species impacts if 
deforestation in the Amazon continues. The FOREST Act would help stop 
illegal deforestation by prohibiting any products linked to illegal 
deforestation from entering the U.S., let alone being sold here.



                        Congress must sign the FOREST Act to protect the 
Amazon and all of the capybaras living in it! Sign the petition now if you 
agree!




                 Thank you,

                        Kelsey

                        Care2 Petitions Team



                             Sign Now









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From: Kelsey B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2023 11:17 AM
Subject: Capybaras are adorable and they're in danger

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