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We share our home with some of the world’s last tigers and asian elephants, but Myanmar’s forests are falling silent. The animals are disappearing.
Their homeland is being cleared for roads and farms. They are being killed, their body parts sold at illegal markets.
Myanmar could lose its wild elephants in a matter of years.
Roads fragment wildlife habitat and give poachers better access to wildlife.
As elephant habitat shrinks and the human population grows, the two species are forced to live closer together.
It's not too late. Together we can make Myanmar a safe haven for wildlife, and play a leading role in global conservation.
An overwhelming response to Myanmar's first conservation campaign has brought new hope for the elephant population.
Saving one of the region's last home to tigers.
Wildlife in the DTL now has round-the-clock protection from poachers.
We have a team dedicated to working to protect wildlife: Wildlife.