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Fiscal 2013 MARCH 1.6 Million supporters speak out Thai prime minister pledges to end domestic ivory trade Thailand is the world’s largest unregulated ivory market, but a major change is under way. In response to a petition led by WWF, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra vowed to take legislative action to ban Thailand’s ivory trade. Announced at CITES, the decision represents a major win in WWF’s efforts to stop wildlife crime. 40
Fiscal 2013 APRIL $67 Million cost in stolen fish New Mozambique law protects local fishermen More than 600,000 people in Mozambique depend on fishing to survive. In response to illegal fishing in its waters, the country passed a rights-based management fisheries act to benefit local fishermen and ensure sustainable management of ocean resources into the future. Through technical support and guidance,WWF has worked with the government of Mozambique over several years to protect the fragile coastal ecosystem. 41
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Page 13: Matching the Scale of The Challenge
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Page 23 and 24: Sustainable Beef for All SUSTAINABL
Page 27 and 28: A Good Year for Zambia A GOOD YEAR
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Page 37 and 38: Fiscal 2013 OCTOBER 1.5 Million acr
Page 39 and 40: Fiscal 2013 DECEMBER 1,710 species
Page 41: Fiscal 2013 FEBRUARY 17 Million acr
Page 45: Fiscal 2013 JUNE $780 Billion saved
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Page 51 and 52: National Council Kevin Malone Fort
Page 54 and 55: Financial Statements FINANCIAL STAT
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