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Why don’t we weep for turtles? They are disappearing before our eyes. Dr. Brian Horne, WCS

September 12, 2022

Rafetus female

“Many of my fellow conservationists’ posts joined the backlash against the billionaires who donated hundreds of millions to Notre Dame’s restoration nearly overnight while the search for another female Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle that could save a species from extinction remains understaffed and underfunded. Inevitably, the question would arise: Why don’t we see articles on front pages of online news feeds generating conservation money? Why don’t likes and shares translate into dollars for our work?” Read the rest from the New York Daily news HERE:

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