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Habitat Destruction
 
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     - Habitat Destruction

We face the world’s sixth global extinction event- Over ONE THIRD of all species will become EXTINCT in the next 40 years- and it is all down to us.

Some people don’t believe in Global Warming and Climate Change, some people don’t believe that we are over exploiting our natural resources, some people don’t believe we are responsible for what is happening to our planet...

BUT, with Habitat Destruction there can be no excuses. These pages will be full of images of man destroying natural habitats and with them condemning whole species to extinction- with absolutely no possibility of denying responsibility.

This database will build into a unique resource detailing what is happening to species on a global level with each entry describing a local case study where man is destroying a specific habitat. This latter section will highlight conservation groups and local communities fighting to the save the habitat in question and the species under threat and ways in which they can be contacted and supported. It will also detail who the 'Bad Guys' are, the individuals, politicians and/ or corporates that are causing the problem.

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2.  African ElephantMammal
3.  African PenguinBird
4.  African Wild DogMammal
5.  Albatross (all species)Bird
6.  Amazon River Dolphin (Boto)Mammal
7.  American Black BearMammal
8.  Amur LeopardMammal
9.  Anatolian LeopardMammal
10.  Andean BearMammal
11.  Angel Shark Fish
12.  Antelope Addax Mammal
13.  Antelope SaigaMammal
14.  Arabian Leopard Mammal
15.  Arabian WolfMammal
16.  Asiatic Cheetah Mammal
17.  Asiatic LionMammal
18.  Atlantic CodFish
19.  Atlantic Spotted Dolphin Mammal
20.  Aye-AyeMammal
21.  Balearic ShearwaterBird
22.  Beluga WhaleMammal
23.  Black Lion TamarinMammal
24.  Black Rhinoceros Mammal
25.  Blainville´s Beaked WhaleMammal
26.  Blue Whale Mammal
27.  BonoboMammal
28.  Borneo Pygmy ElephantMammal
29.  Bottlenose Dolphin Mammal
30.  Bridled nail-tailed wallabyMammal
31.  Brown Headed Spider MonkeyMammal
32.  Bryde´s Whale Mammal
33.  Bulwer´s Petrel Bird
34.  Californian CondorBird
35.  Capuchin MonkeyMammal
36.  Cascade Mountain Wolf Mammal
37.  Caspian Sea Wolf Mammal
38.  ChimpanzeeMammal
39.  Common (harbour) sealMammal
40.  Common DolphinMammal
41.  Cory´s ShearwaterBird
42.  Cuban CrocodileReptile
43.  Cuvier´s Beaked Whale Mammal
44.  Dugong Mammal
45.  Dwarf Sperm Whale Mammal
46.  Electric RayFish
47.  Eurasian BeaverMammal
48.  False Killer Whale Mammal
49.  Fan Coral Mammal
50.  Fin Whale Mammal
51.  Florida PantherMammal
52.  Fraser´s Dolphin Mammal
53.  Gervais´s Beaked Whale Mammal
54.  Giant Brazilian OtterMammal
55.  Giant PandaMammal
56.  Golden Bamboo LemurMammal
57.  Golden Lion TamarinMammal
58.  Great BustardBird
59.  Great Green MacawBird
60.  Great White SharkFish
61.  Green Sea TurtleReptile
62.  Grey sealMammal
63.  Grey WhaleMammal
64.  Griffon VultureBird
65.  Hawaiian monk sealMammal
66.  Hawksbill Turtle Reptile
67.  Himalayan Blue SheepMammal
68.  Himalayan WolfMammal
69.  Hyacinth Macaw Bird
70.  Iberian LynxMammal
71.  JaguarMammal
72.  Javan RhinocerosMammal
73.  KakapoBird
74.  Kemp´s Ridley TurtleReptile
75.  Killer Whale (Orca)Mammal
76.  King PenguinBird
77.  Kleinmann´s / Egyptian TortoiseReptile
78.  Lar GibbonMammal
79.  Leatherback TurtleReptile
80.  Lemon SharksFish
81.  Leopard Mammal
82.  Loggerhead Turtle Reptile
83.  Long Finned Pilot Whale Mammal
84.  Malabar Civet Mammal
85.  Malayan Water ShrewMammal
86.  Manta RayFish
87.  Mediterranean Monk SealMammal
88.  Mexican WolfMammal
89.  Minke WhaleMammal
90.  Mountain GorillaMammal
91.  Northern Bottlenose Whale Mammal
92.  Northern Pacific Right Whale / Northern Atlantic Right WhaleMammal
93.  Northern Right Whale Mammal
94.  Olive Ridley TurtleReptile
95.  Orangutan Mammal
96.  OspreyBird
97.  Pantropical Spotted Dolphin Mammal
98.  Polar BearMammal
99.  Puma, Cougar Mammal
100.  Pygmy Sperm Whale Mammal
101.  Red Backed Squirrel MonkeyMammal
102.  Red PandaMammal
103.  Red WolfMammal
104.  Risso´s Dolphin Mammal
105.  Rockhopper PenguinBird
106.  Rodriguez Fruit BatMammal
107.  Rough Toothed Dolphin Mammal
108.  Scalloped Hammerhead SharkFish
109.  Scarlet MacawBird
110.  Sei WhaleMammal
111.  Short Finned Pilot Whale Mammal
112.  Short-finned Mako Fish
113.  Siberian TigerMammal
114.  Silky SharkFish
115.  Slender LorisMammal
116.  Snow LeopardMammal
117.  South China Tiger Mammal
118.  Spectacled (Andean) BearMammal
119.  Spectacled fruit batMammal
120.  Sperm WhaleMammal
121.  Spinner dolphinMammal
122.  Spix´s MacawBird
123.  Sri Lankan ElephantMammal
124.  Sri Lankan Leopard Mammal
125.  Starry Smooth-Hound SharkFish
126.  Striped Dolphin Mammal
127.  Sumatran Elephant Mammal
128.  Sumatran Rhinoceros Mammal
129.  Tenerife GoldcrestBird
130.  Tope Shark Fish
131.  True´s Beaked Whale Mammal
132.  Utila IguanaReptile
133.  Vaquita (Gulf of California Porpoise)Mammal
134.  Whale Shark Fish
135.  White RhinoMammal
136.  White-Faced Storm PetrelBird
137.  Yangtze River Dolphin / Baiji Mammal

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