One may assume that to protect the endangered species of flora and fauna, they will have to devote long hours of labor at a forest reserve or NGO.
So if you want to do your bit for protecting the wildlife that is currently facing extinction due to the negligence of human beings,
here are some of the ways in which you can do the same starting today.
Since we have converted forest areas into developed townships, chances are that an animal may appear on the road and may die or get injured due to a speeding car.
Try to reuse plastic and wood items as much as possible and opt for recycled paper whenever you can.
Not only should you never participate in the hunting or harassment of wild animals, you should also report the same if you notice someone indulging in these wrongful activities.
CMA CGM Group is reinforcing its procedures for shipping protected species, the trade in which is regulated by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
Following several suspicions that undeclared rosewood may have been part of cargo shipments from the Gambia, the group has decided to halt its timber exports from the country until further notice.
Rosewood is a protected species, and trade in it is regulated by the CITES.
This highly sought-after wood is felled illegally in the region and then exported under various different guises.
This illicit trade is heavily implicated in the deforestation of West Africa.Link for Article
Meaning of the name Munnar is "A Place of Three Rivers".
This is a stunningly beautiful hill station located on the South Western Ghats Mountain Ranges in the Indian State of Kerala.
The place is somewhat 6,000 ft above the sea level and so the temperature of the place roughly ranges between 0-25 Degree Celsius.The hills and valleys in and around the city of Munnar are covered in the verdure of tea plantations.
The scenic beauty of the place is too mesmerizing which makes us forget our worries of the daily life.
This is one of the main reason for the tourists attracted in Munnar tour packages.
The gurgling streams and huge waterfalls make us feel as if we are in some sort of dreamland.
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The geography of the country is such that it is fill with dense forests which is home to many wildlife species.
India has an abundance of wildlife sanctuaries starting from the Great Himalayan National Park in the north to Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary in the south.
These include the Asiatic Lion, Bengal Tiger, Snow Leopard, One-Horned Rhinoceros and many more.
So, in case you plan to experience nature then these Wildlife Sanctuaries In India are a must visit:
1-Corbett National Park – Uttarakhand
Established in 1936 in order to protect the endangered Bengal Tigers, Corbett National Park is the oldest and the best Wildlife Sanctuaries In India.
Nations can continue fighting for domestic and international disputes after the planet is free from the threat of destruction.
The NASA Satellites captured the images of smoke coming from the Brazilian Amazon and found out that the fire has taken a dreadful shape and the smoke has caused a day blackout around the day.
Smoke from wildfires in the #AmazonRainforest spreads across several Brazilian states in this natural-color image taken by a @NASAEarth instrument on the Suomi NPP satellite.
Although it is fire season in Brazil, the number of fires may be record-setting: https://t.co/NVQrffzntr pic.twitter.com/4JTcBz9C8f
— NASA (@NASA) August 21, 2019
The reason for continuous fires is believed to be the changing global climate along with the human activities taking place in Amazon.
