10 Feb
Every year, on the third Saturday in February (February 15th this year), conservationists and wildlife lovers around the world celebrate World Pangolin Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness and taking action to protect the world’s most trafficked mammal. Pangolins, often called "scaly anteaters," are facing a devastating crisis due to illegal wildlife trafficking. At Global Conservation Force (GCF), we are committed to fighting for their survival through a multi-faceted approach that includes counter wildlife trafficking investigations, anti-poaching initiatives, K9 conservation units, and global education programs.
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Every year, on the third Saturday in February (February 15th this year), conservationists and wildlife lovers around the world celebrate World Pangolin Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness and taking action to protect the world’s most trafficked mammal. Pangolins, often called "scaly anteaters," are facing a devastating crisis due to illegal wildlife trafficking. At Global Conservation Force (GCF), we are committed to fighting for their survival through a multi-faceted approach that includes counter wildlife trafficking investigations, anti-poaching initiatives, K9 conservation units, and global education programs.
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Did you know that protecting rhinos can benefit an entire ecosystem? Rhinos are one of Global Conservation Force’s umbrella protection species. Umbrella Species – “Umbrella species are species that are […]
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We have lots of ways you can celebrate, support, and directly engage in pangolin conservation and protection efforts this year! San Diego – World Pangolin Day – Take Home Kit […]
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We are throwing an International party for World Pangolin Day 2019! Are you ready for #WorldPangolinDay? Global Conservation Force is hosting fundraisers throughout the country to celebrate our favorite scaly […]
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World Pangolin Day – Saturday, 17 February 2018 Pangolin, the “scaley ant-eater” found in Asia and Africa, is the world’s most trafficked animal and yet, one that many people have […]
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Rhinos. Elephants. Giraffe. The largest animals of Africa and unfortunately some of the most poached species. However, if you added the total number of all those animals poached each year, […]
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