BC globalising/ bc endangered species

Judge Smith was chosen to preside over the trial."

From what I gather, the meeting has been pushed back to Thursday." As far as I can tell..." "From what I understand..." "It looks like..."

Man, after the wedding reception, I think Jack had drunk enough to sink a battleship." A warning or observation: "Are you seeing how many crates of beer they bought for this party? There's enough here to sink a battleship."

The one day I forget my umbrella, it pours. Go figure."

Apparently, Liam stayed up until 3:00 AM playing video games." / "Yeah, that tracks."

Poaching poses a grave threat to the world’s most iconic creatures, which are being ruthlessly hunted to the brink of extinction for their valuable horns and tusks."

Habitat fragmentation makes it incredibly difficult for large mammals to find mates and hunt."

As an apex predator, the wolf keeps deer populations in check, balancing the entire ecosystem."

If we don’t protect their nesting grounds, these sea turtles could die out within a generation."

An unexpected disease could easily wipe out the remaining population of mountain gorillas."

As cities expand, human developments continually encroach on natural habitats."

The herd died back significantly during the severe winter drought."

Once their habitat is destroyed, these animals are left to fend for themselves in unfamiliar territory."

With only thirty individuals left in the wild, the species' survival is hanging by a thread."

The loss of this single bird species is just the tip of the iceberg regarding our planet's larger climate crisis."

Against all odds, the bald eagle population made a stunning recovery after the ban on DDT."

The UK government has bowed to campaigners and will ban the sale of ivory regardless of age, according to a new consultation.

he UK is the biggest exporter of legal ivory in the world and shutting down the trade will help prevent illegal ivory being laundered by criminals.

n September 2016, the then environment secretary Andrea Leadsom pledged to ban the sale of items carved before

secretary Andrea Leadsom pledged to ban the sale of items carved before 1990, but not before 1947, although no progress was made on implementation.

These plans will put the UK front and centre of global efforts to end the insidious trade in ivory