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Our ultimate goal has always been “people living in harmony with nature” - so we're about respecting and valuing the natural world and finding ways to share the Earth’s resources fairly. To achieve that, we spend a lot of time working with communities, with politicians and with businesses too. Most of the threats to wildlife and habitats come from human pressures - from conflicts over land, particularly forests, or increasing demand for food, fuel or water.
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This is a WWF (World Wide Fund For Nature) poster resource along with lesson activity ideas. There are also ideas on how to use the tiger poster as a...
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