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Stop the illegal trade of Pangolins © 2020 Arnold Worldwide, LLC

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Save the Pangolins

Over one million pangolins were lost to poaching in just ten years. In 2019, an estimated 195,000 pangolins were trafficked for their scales alone. They are the most trafficked mammals in the world, and they're headed toward extinction if we don't come together to save them.

Meet Lin—a mammal on a mission. To protect pangolins, WWF and our partner Arnold Worldwide are working to help Lin achieve their mission and save the pangolins—and we need your help. Help us save pangolins by signing the pledge and do your part to protect pangolins.

Dear World Wildlife Fund,

You can count on me to support the fight against wildlife trafficking to ensure a safer future for pangolins:

I will not buy pangolin products or any illegal wildlife products, as I know that demand drives poaching.

I will try to report any illegal pangolin products that I see online to the Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online.

I will share my passion about protecting pangolins and stopping wildlife crime with my friends and family.

I will help encourage the US government to continue championing efforts to stop pangolin trafficking and other wildlife crime at home and abroad.

I will join WWF and help stop wildlife crime everywhere.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

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Save the Pangolins

Dear World Wildlife Fund,

You can count on me to support the fight against wildlife trafficking to ensure a safer future for pangolins:

I will not buy pangolin products or any illegal wildlife products, as I know that demand drives poaching.

I will try to report any illegal pangolin products that I see online to the Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online.

I will share my passion about protecting pangolins and stopping wildlife crime with my friends and family.

I will help encourage the US government to continue championing efforts to stop pangolin trafficking and other wildlife crime at home and abroad.

I will join WWF and help stop wildlife crime everywhere.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]