Let baby rhinos roam free
To UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany:
We urge you to intervene and protect Kaziranga National Park’s wildlife. The plan to build a stadium and mining will destroy vital corridors that thousands of rhinos and elephants need for survival. We call on you to uphold Kaziranga’s World Heritage status and stop this devastating project before these animals lose their lifeline.
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To UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany:
When the monsoon arrives, mother elephants and rhinos lead their calves to the mountains, to flee floods that grow more intense each year. To reach higher grounds, they walk through protected wildlife corridors.
This is how they have survived for thousands of years. But today, this lifeline is under threat:
The Indian government is set to cut the buffer zones around the park by 90% -- paving the way for a stadium and even mining! This could be a matter of life and death for all the species that depend on these corridors to survive.
But there is something we can do together: Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sign this global campaign to urge UNESCO to step in and stand with local NGOs and activists: Let’s save this baby rhino and all the majestic wildlife of Kaziranga.
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