Where is Noah's Ark?

This image of the last male white rhino in the world is heart-breaking, but we must see it and try to do something about it, even if only to increase awareness, and to look around to see what we can rescue before it is gone. What animal or plant species in your community need protection? How can you get others involved? What efforts seem to be making a difference?

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/04/16/africa/kenya-northern-white-rhino/index.html?sr=cnnifb

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Fit for the fight and picking up the 100 pound phone

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One Good Thing

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Standing up for reality

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