Clipmarks - Wwf Clipmarks

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POPS 42 Creative Advertisements I Won't Miss!

by Silkweaver 6-27-2008

It is amazing how sometimes a picture delivers a message in a way words would never do.

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POPS 70 Creative Advertisements That Makes You Look Twice

by Charolastra 9-8-2008

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POPS New Leopard Species

by pink panther 7-25-2007

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POPS New lynx population discovered in Spain

by Fast T friend 10-30-2007

Wild cats population on rise

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POPS CREATIVE ANIMAL ADVERTISING

by vk2yoc 9-22-2008

Pics say it all.

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POPS Rare turtle discovered in Cambodia

by dorine 5-16-2007

Another rare species found.

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POPS Borneo's mysterious pygmy elephants

by michellezm 4-17-2008

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POPS Global Warming threatens Natural Wonders

by kkcapricorn 4-5-2007

People just don't seem to realize how important these things are.

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POPS Mass Extinction of Birds is Feared

by thisnamecantbetaken 12-18-2006

WWF Study reveals up to 38% in Europe & 72% in NE Australia of birds could go extinct due to global warming.. Full pdf report available on site.

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POPS The Dumbing Down of America Part 2

by sahara 10-5-2007

The biggest cause of trouble in the world today is: the stupid people are so sure about things, and the intelligent folks are so full of doubts. -- Bertrand Russel

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POPS 70 Creative Advertisements

by Sheroug 9-25-2008

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POPS Hunters kill one of last surviving Amur leopards

by michellezm 4-24-2007

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POPS Less water will go into making Coke

by kmakice 6-8-2007

The quote comes from Chief Executive E. Neville Isdell. Coke is improving their efficiency in utilizing water and returning it safely to the environment.

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POPS Borneo's pygmy elephant

by hudgal1 8-11-2007

Looks like human 'advancement' is threatening yet another rare species. C'mon people! do you really want to live in a world inhabited by just humans and cockroaches? OK, this may be a slight exaggeration;p

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POPS Incredible World Wildlife Fund Posters From Around the World

by urbanlife 4-4-2008

WWF’s ultimate goal is to build a future where people live in harmony with nature. Here are a couple of the messages: “Preserve your world. Preserve yourself.” “Global Warming is changing the world’s climate rapidly. Icebergs are melting, oceans are rising, nature is revolting. Act now, conserve energy and treat the planet with respect, or we’ll have a world at sea.” “Animals around the world are losing their habitats due to climate change. By choosing a hybrid or fuel-efficient car, you can help prevent this. Take action now.” “Save the world with a few coins” “For Nature, small animals are as important as the big ones.” “A single can of dissolvent, or tin of paint, can pollute millions of liters of water.” “Building a single golf course puts thousands of trees at stake.” “Where is your home?” http://www.wwf.org/

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POPS Tigers disappear from Himalayan refuge

by einbar 7-2-2008

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POPS the Group of Eight leaders :" on the way to a "shared vision" for 2050 "

by einbar 7-8-2008

"G8 nations, papering over deep differences, said today they would work toward a target of at least halving global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 but emphasised they would not be able to do it alone."

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POPS New Species of Big Cats

by eikah 3-15-2007

Long thought to be identical to the clouded leopards living on mainland South East Asia, genetic analysis has shown that the Bornean big cat is in fact a separate species. Scientists have counted at least 40 key differences in the DNA of the two felines - making the two species of clouded leopard almost as different as a lion is to a tiger. The research, which forms part of the WWF's Heart of Borneo conservation project, brings the number of new species to have emerged from the island's jungles in the last year to over 50. The clouded leopard, which at 35 inches from head to start of tail, is about the size of a small Labrador.

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POPS 52 New Species discovered on Borneo