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	* Included in the 1.7 million animals killed in the last decade, were elephants, lions and rhinos who are part of the [[Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora]] (CITES) protected species.		* Included in the 1.7 million animals killed in the last decade, were elephants, lions and rhinos who are part of the [[Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora]] (CITES) protected species.
	* Nearly 800 hunters won the ‘African Big 5’ prize for killing at least one elephant, lion, leopard, a black or white rhino, and a buffalo.		* Nearly 800 hunters won the ‘African Big 5’ prize for killing at least one [[elephant]], lion, leopard, a black or white [[Rhinoceros\|rhino]], and a buffalo.
	* Safari Club International awards a special prize to anyone who shoots more than 80 different African species.		* Safari Club International awards a special prize to anyone who shoots more than 80 different African species.
	* Trophy hunting undermines many facets of maintaining biodiversity around the globe at a time where many wildlife are endangered and being pushed towards extinction.		* Trophy hunting undermines many facets of maintaining biodiversity around the globe at a time where many wildlife are endangered and being pushed towards extinction.

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	{{WFC/Header}}'''<big>Trophy Hunting Kills One Animal Every Three Minutes, Threatening Endangered Species and Climate Change Efforts</big>'''[[File:British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908.png\|alt=British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908\|thumb\|British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908]]		{{WFC/Header}}'''<big>Trophy Hunting Kills One Animal Every Three Minutes, Threatening Endangered Species and Climate Change Efforts</big>'''

	''August 11, 2023''		''August 11, 2023''

	By [[User:Wildforchange\|Nicole Rojas]]		By [[User:Wildforchange\|Nicole Rojas]]

	In a study posted last year, it was found that trophy hunters killed one animal every '''THREE''' minutes over the last decade.<ref>[https://bantrophyhunting.org/one-animal-killed-every-three-minutes-trophy-hunting-is-out-of-control/ One Animal Killed Every Three Minutes: Trophy Hunting is out of Control!] Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting</ref>		In a study posted last year, it was found that trophy hunters killed one animal every '''THREE''' minutes over the last decade.<ref>[https://bantrophyhunting.org/one-animal-killed-every-three-minutes-trophy-hunting-is-out-of-control/ One Animal Killed Every Three Minutes: Trophy Hunting is out of Control!] Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting</ref>[[File:British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908.png\|alt=British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908\|thumb\|British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908]]The study revealed:

	The study revealed:

	* Included in the 1.7 million animals killed in the last decade, were elephants, lions and rhinos who are part of the [[Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora]] (CITES) protected species.		* Included in the 1.7 million animals killed in the last decade, were elephants, lions and rhinos who are part of the [[Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora]] (CITES) protected species.
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	** Destabilization of wildlife populations through the key loss of individuals who contain the critical social and ecological knowledge needed for the survival and reproduction.<ref>[https://doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2011.0168 Leadership in elephants: the adaptive value of age.” ''Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences'' 278(1722): 3270-3276] McComb, K., Shannon, G., Durant, S. M., Sayialel, K., Slotow, R., Poole, J. and Moss, C. (2011).</ref>		** Destabilization of wildlife populations through the key loss of individuals who contain the critical social and ecological knowledge needed for the survival and reproduction.<ref>[https://doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2011.0168 Leadership in elephants: the adaptive value of age.” ''Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences'' 278(1722): 3270-3276] McComb, K., Shannon, G., Durant, S. M., Sayialel, K., Slotow, R., Poole, J. and Moss, C. (2011).</ref>

	Endangered keystone species who are being hunted down for trophies are in fact doing more to support climate change than we are just by their sheer existence and everyday their numbers keep on dwindling.		Endangered keystone species who are being hunted down for trophies are in fact doing more to support climate change than we are just by their sheer existence and everyday their numbers keep on dwindling. [[File:American bison k5680-1.jpg\|alt=Rewilding nine wildlife species (African forest elephants, American bison, fish, gray wolves, musk oxen, sea otters, sharks, whales, and wildebeest) would contribute more than 95% of the annual requirement to achieve the global target of extracting 500 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by 2100.\|thumb\|Rewilding nine wildlife species (African forest elephants, American bison, fish, gray wolves, musk oxen, sea otters, sharks, whales, and wildebeest) would contribute more than 95% of the annual requirement to achieve the global target of extracting 500 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by 2100.]]The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has reported we have a decade left to help turn back the clock on preventing even larger scale climate disasters and rewilding of endangered species like the elephant and wolf can help promote healthier ecosystems which results in a healthier planet for you and me.

	The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has reported we have a decade left to help turn back the clock on preventing even larger scale climate disasters and rewilding of endangered species like the elephant and wolf can help promote healthier ecosystems which results in a healthier planet for you and me.
	~~[[File:American bison k5680-1.jpg\|alt=American bison\|thumb\|American bison]]~~
	According to an article published in the Nature Climate Change journal; “Rewilding nine wildlife species (African forest elephants, American bison, fish, gray wolves, musk oxen, sea otters, sharks, whales, and wildebeest) would contribute more than 95% of the annual requirement to achieve the global target of extracting 500 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by 2100. This in turn would help cap the global temperature rise at less than 1.5 degree Celsius.<ref>[https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-023-01631-6 Trophic rewilding can expand natural climate solutions. ''Nat. Clim. Chang.'' 13, 324–333 (2023).] Schmitz, O.J., Sylvén, M., Atwood, T.B. ''et al.''</ref>		According to an article published in the Nature Climate Change journal; “Rewilding nine wildlife species (African forest elephants, American bison, fish, gray wolves, musk oxen, sea otters, sharks, whales, and wildebeest) would contribute more than 95% of the annual requirement to achieve the global target of extracting 500 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by 2100. This in turn would help cap the global temperature rise at less than 1.5 degree Celsius.<ref>[https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-023-01631-6 Trophic rewilding can expand natural climate solutions. ''Nat. Clim. Chang.'' 13, 324–333 (2023).] Schmitz, O.J., Sylvén, M., Atwood, T.B. ''et al.''</ref>

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Gazza at 08:25, 11 August 2023

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	=== Trophy Hunting Kills One Animal Every Three Minutes, Threatening Endangered Species and Climate Change Efforts ===		=== Trophy Hunting Kills One Animal Every Three Minutes, Threatening Endangered Species and Climate Change Efforts ===
	[[File:British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908.png\|alt=British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908\|thumb\|British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908]]		[[File:British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908.png\|alt=British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908\|thumb\|British Governor Sir Hesketh Bell with hunting trophies in Uganda, 1908]]

Gazza at 08:12, 11 August 2023

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Gazza at 08:12, 11 August 2023

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