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John, help us decide between the Amur leopard, northern maned sloth, hawksbill turtle, and red panda to feature in our May e-newsletter.
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Four awesome species.
But only one will take the spotlight!
Hi John,
Because you love wildlife, I want you to have a say in what you hear from us.
Every month, my team and I send out the latest news on wildlife and nature conservation. Our May e-newsletter will be sent on Endangered Species Day, so I wanted to hear from supporters like you about which endangered species we should feature!
There are so many fascinating species at risk, so can you tell me: Which endangered species do you want to learn more about—including how WWF is protecting them?
Cast your vote:
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Vote for the Amur leopard ([link removed])
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Vote for the red panda ([link removed])
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Vote for the hawksbill turtle ([link removed])
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Vote for the northern maned sloth ([link removed])
Hurry, John—the poll closes on May 6 at midnight!
On May 16, you’ll see the winner in our May e-newsletter’s species spotlight, along with an ecard that you can send to friends and loved ones.
Thank you for helping WWF protect vulnerable wildlife and their habitats.
Jessica
Senior Director, Membership
World Wildlife Fund
Photos: Amur leopard © David Lawson/WWF-UK; Red panda © Shutterstock/aktarulislam068; Hawksbill turtle © naturepl.com/Inaki Relanzon/WWF; Northern maned sloth © naturepl.com/Luiz Claudio Marigo/WWF
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