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The document discusses threats facing land and marine animals, as well as actions individuals and organizations are taking to help protect the planet. It notes that hunting, pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change are harming wildlife on land and overfishing, bycatch, pollution, and climate change are threatening marine life. The WWF works to protect forests, coral reefs, and sea life while stopping pollution and climate change. The document encourages individuals to recycle, reduce energy usage, use alternatives to cars, and support conservation groups to help animals and the environment.
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- 1. 1 1st The Hague Scouts Group Looking after our Planet
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- 6. 6 Largest animal ever. This is it's skull!
- 7. 7 Blue whale
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- 14. 14 What's killing our land animals? Hunting Pollution Trapping Destroying animals homes - forests etc. Reduced prey Global warming
- 15. 15 Whats killing our marine life? Overfishing bad fishing Pollution Global warming By Catch Blast fishing
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- 17. 17 What the WWF does Helps Protects the plants & animals on our planet: Protect forests & corals Stops hunting Protect sea life - turtles, sharks & whales Stops pollution Stops global warming
- 18. 18 Example of habitat destruction
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- 21. 21 What can we all do? Be kind to all animals Recycle – plastic, paper & glass etc Turnoff the lights Turn off the television, games & computers etc. Don't leave them on standby Use energy efficient lightbulbs Dry clothes on a line not in a energy hungry drier Encourage the family to use a bike instead of a car & get fit as well Don't waste food Buy Dieren bescherming & Fairtrade
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- 24. 24 Canal cleaning pub quiz & kite flying
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- 26. 26 The City Pier City Run
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- If we don't look after our land we can't grow crops. If we don't look after our seas people won't have enough fish to eat. If there's not enough food many people in poor countries will starve.
- Overfishing so that there is no food to eat such as salmon etc. Pollution Man made ocean noise from sonar & ships engines etc.