I'm back!!! It's me Marta, remember? You might not (hopefully you do) because I have not been posting :( .
Miss me?!(I missed posting). I didn't post because (drumroll) I had internet limit. Now back to the title:
1.Blog: I have a new blog called " My fun and wonderful life
( Read it to find out that it is funny but not that woderful).
2.Project: My school is doin a project about homelessness and poverty. I will be talking about it and giving news on it on my other blog (remember, the one on top in 1 ). Now back to animals so my partner in crime Rachie does not get angry.
Bloody, Cruel Trade
I want to discuss this topic in a few posts, so it's what your gonna read much of now.
Every day I will do a diffrent topic but for now you need to know how bad it is.
Manny animals are killed for their furs, bones, skins, teeth and meat.
lthough most wildlife trade is legal, a significant amount is not. For example, in just one year during 2003-04, EU-based enforcement authorities made more than 7,000 seizures – these included more than 3.5 million wildlife specimens that were prohibited from being traded. And from 2002-06, almost 1,000 illegally-traded Egyptian tortoises were seized in the EU, which represent around 13% of the species’ entire wild population – an illustration of how devastating trade impacts can be. From WWF ( At bottom of blog)
YOUR MARTA
Miss me?!(I missed posting). I didn't post because (drumroll) I had internet limit. Now back to the title:
1.Blog: I have a new blog called " My fun and wonderful life
( Read it to find out that it is funny but not that woderful).
2.Project: My school is doin a project about homelessness and poverty. I will be talking about it and giving news on it on my other blog (remember, the one on top in 1 ). Now back to animals so my partner in crime Rachie does not get angry.
Bloody, Cruel Trade
I want to discuss this topic in a few posts, so it's what your gonna read much of now.
Every day I will do a diffrent topic but for now you need to know how bad it is.
Manny animals are killed for their furs, bones, skins, teeth and meat.
lthough most wildlife trade is legal, a significant amount is not. For example, in just one year during 2003-04, EU-based enforcement authorities made more than 7,000 seizures – these included more than 3.5 million wildlife specimens that were prohibited from being traded. And from 2002-06, almost 1,000 illegally-traded Egyptian tortoises were seized in the EU, which represent around 13% of the species’ entire wild population – an illustration of how devastating trade impacts can be. From WWF ( At bottom of blog)
YOUR MARTA
I think first I will do elephant
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