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Thursday, October 05, 2017
March for elephants and rhinos on Saturday
Correspondent :
The grassroots movement for wildlife, ‘Global March for Elephants and Rhinos’ (GMFER) is returning for its fourth yearly event, with more than 100 cities around the world set to march on Saturday. Hyderabad will be joining the event, which will start and end at KBR Park in Jubilee Hills from 4pm to 6pm on the day.

A statement from the organisers on Wednesday said, “We march against extinction and demand governments take action to stop the poaching of elephants and rhino and end the trade in ivory and rhino horn. With global corruption driving injustice toward animals and humans alike, we further demand transparency and accountability from governments on behalf of ‘Justice for All and Justice for Earth’.”

“Debating the statistics is no longer relevant,” GMFER organisers say, “It doesn’t matter which data you choose to look at, there is no denying that the planet’s loss of elephants and rhino is precipitous; these keystone species are heading toward extinction.”

 
SOURCE : http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/Telangana/2017-10-05/March-for-elephants-and-rhinos-on-Saturday/331069
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