A minute a day to save wildlife
The next 1 minute will tell you if the world is doing enough for our wildlife.

© WWF-Australia / Chris Johnson
You probably don’t know this but every day this week, the fates of endangered wildlife will be decided.
Here, our bite-sized pictorial updates about wildlife (ICYMI: check out our previous #WWFInsider in 1 Minute here) as we take you through the 70th CITES Standing Committee (1-5 Oct) which also leads up to London Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference (11-12 Oct).
CITES, or the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, is supported by the United Nations.

© naturepl.com / Doug Perrine / WWF
Commercial whaling: Biggest threat to the endangered sei whale

© Michel Gunther / WWF

© WWF-Australia / Chris Johnson

© WWF-Australia / Chris Johnson
How does an international body for wildlife trade like CITES help in whale protection?

© Jürgen Freund / WWF

© John Dudeny / WWF-Australia

© naturepl.com / Doug Perrine / WWF
What’s next?

© Michel Gunther / WWF

© James Frankham / WWF
Want to know more? Find out how WWF supports the International Whaling Commission to reduce threats to whale here.
Stay tuned to this space for more 1-min updates on global developments in wildlife protection.
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