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Fauna & Flora International We've reached 1,500 fans! A very big thank you to all of you for your support, and all the comments and photos you've shared with us so far. Please, if you can, tell your friends and family about FFI and the work we do. Let's be ambitious and see if we can reach 2,000 fans by the end of 2009!
Fauna & Flora International FFI ambassador Stephen Fry talks about his strangest animal encounter when filming Last Chance To See and how species can be brought back from the brink of extinction.
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Fauna & Flora International ambassador Stephen Fry talks about his strangest animal encounter when filming Last Chance To See. Was it with the majestic mountain gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, ...
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The Vanguard documentary 'Forests of Ecstasy' from Current TV is now available to watch in full online.
FFI's Cambodia programme featured in the investigative documentary on threats to the Cardamom Mountains.
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Current TV has run a documentary highlighting FFI’s hard work to protect Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains. Their correspondent travelled to our project site in the heart of the rainforest and saw the devastation caused by safrole oil harvesting.
Fauna & Flora International Fauna & Flora International and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have teamed up to create a state-of-the-art conservation training program within Latin America.
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Fauna & Flora International and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have teamed up to create a state-of-the-art conservation training program within Latin America.
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You may have seen the news that IUCN's Red List reports 17,291 of the world's 47,677 assessed species are under threat of extinction.
Fauna & Flora International is ready to rise to this challenge and help turn back the tide for species on the brink of extinction.
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03/11/2009 The IUCN, today, released the latest update of the Red List of Threatened Species, and it doesn't make happy reading.
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FFI's new seasonal card design for 2009 features five chinstrap penguins pictured against the stunning landscape of Signy Island, Antarctica. The shot was actually taken by FFI's very own Membership Secretary Ken Richard!
Back by popular demand we also have designs featuring images from two highly acclaimed wildlife photographers.
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Gifts currently available to buy: FFI Gift Memberships FFI Gift Cards Children's Storybook Dedicate a Tree Ecotourism Map of Vietnam
Fauna & Flora International More bats again! Another look at a story from Halloween last year - how FFI helped bring the Pemba flying fox back from the brink of extinction.
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A once critically endangered bat species, the ‘Pemba flying fox’, has made a dramatic return from the brink of extinction, according to a new piece of research. As recently as 1989, only a scant few individual fruit bats could be observed on the tropical island of Pemba, off Tanzania. ...
Fauna & Flora International Fauna & Flora International ambassador Stephen Fry talks about why he became involved with FFI.
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Fauna & Flora International ambassador Stephen Fry talks about why he became involved with FFI.
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Bats are a well known symbol of Halloween, but in fact they are far from the blood-sucking evil animals they are portrayed to be. As the only true flying mammal on Earth bats occur from the Arctic to the Antarctic in many different types of habitats.
As a Halloween treat we hope these photos of Malagasy flying foxes do the trick!
The Malagasy flying fox (Pteropus rufus) is a species of bat in the Pteropodidae family. Endemic to Madagasca, its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests. It is listed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List due to habitat loss.
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'The Changing Climate of Biodiversity’ a discussion featuring FFI’s leading voices in climate change and biodiversity issues, will be the focal point of our Winter Drinks Reception at the Commonwealth Club in London, November 12th.
Tickets, which include refreshments and wildlife art exhibition private view, are available online now.
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The Commonwealth Club 25 Northumberland Avenue, London (near Trafalgar Square). AGM 6.30- 7.30pm Reception 7.30 – 10pm
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Vanguard correspondent Adam Yamaguchi join FFI's Tim Wood on a trek into Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.
'Forest of Ecstasy' is now available to watch online, well worth 22 minutes of your time.
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Deep in a remote Cambodian rainforest, criminals are setting up illegal factories to produce safrole oil, the raw ingredient for ecstasy. Adam Yamaguchi joins
Fauna & Flora International 'Forest of Ecstasy', showing how FFI is helping fight the illegal production of sassafras oil in the remote Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia, airs on Current TV in the US tonight.
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In "Forest Of Ecstasy," Vanguard correspondent Adam Yamaguchi travels to Cambodia to see how demand for the popular party drug is destroying the country's
Fauna & Flora International Kids in the US – please vote for FFI and our work in Jakarta, Indonesia could receive up to $100,000!
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The Muara Angke river in Jakarta, Indonesia, needs our help. For many years, people living here have not had sufficient garbage collections and as a result they have had no choice but to dispose of their garbage in and beside the nearby river.
Fauna & Flora International "With peace growing as fast as the local crops sprouting from the rich volcanic soil surrounding Virunga National Park here in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, both gorilla and human communities are thriving." - Brilliant new blog post on IGCP's website.
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International Gorilla Conservation Programme protects gorillas and their habitat
