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n the North warming to the extent that the sea ice is forming later and later in the year. Polar bears count on the sea ice to go hunt for ringed and bearded seals, their main source of protein. If we don't curb our CO2 emissions, polar bear numbers will plummet by more than two-thirds in the next 20 years. More needs to be done by all of us to combat climate change. For more information on SAFE Worldwide's climate action initiative or content on efforts to save endangered species, please go to www.SAFEworldwide.org and subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on all available social media platforms. We encourage you to share this short video with everyone who cares about their impact on wildlife and get ideas on how you can make a difference. About SAFE Worldwide: SAFE Worldwide is a non-profit dedicated to the survival of the world’s most endangered species through efforts in education, activism, and conservation by creating innovative solutions and a sense of urgency to save species in danger of extinction. Additional wildlife videos are available on our YouTube channel: SAFE Worldwide ➡ Subscribe to SAFE Worldwide Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQVg... Get more SAFE Worldwide: ➡ Official site: https://www.SAFEworldwide.org ➡ SAFE Worldwide interviews: https://www.safeworldwide.org/intervi... ➡ Facebook: www.facebook.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Twitter: www.twitter.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Instagram: www.instagram.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/SAFEworldwide

effects of climate change. More needs to be done by all of us and we must do it NOW. For more information on SAFE Worldwide's climate action initiative or content on efforts to save endangered species, please go to www.SAFEworldwide.org and subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on all available social media platforms. We encourage you to share this short video with everyone who cares about their impact on wildlife and get ideas on how you can make a difference. About SAFE Worldwide: SAFE Worldwide is a non-profit dedicated to the survival of the world’s most endangered species through efforts in education, activism, and conservation by creating innovative solutions and a sense of urgency to save species in danger of extinction. Additional wildlife videos are available on our YouTube channel: SAFE Worldwide ➡ Subscribe to SAFE Worldwide Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/safeworldwide.org/ Get more SAFE Worldwide: ➡ Official site: https://www.SAFEworldwide.org ➡ SAFE Worldwide interviews: https://www.safeworldwide.org/intervi... ➡ Facebook: www.facebook.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Twitter: www.twitter.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Instagram: www.instagram.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/SAFEworldwide

ee what makes them so remarkable and why it's critical that we save the last of these giant trees. For more information on SAFE Worldwide's climate action initiative or content on efforts to save endangered species, please go to www.SAFEworldwide.org and subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on all available social media platforms. We encourage you to share this short video with everyone who cares about their impact on wildlife and get ideas on how you can make a difference. About SAFE Worldwide: SAFE Worldwide is a non-profit dedicated to the survival of the world’s most endangered species through efforts in education, activism, and conservation by creating innovative solutions and a sense of urgency to save species in danger of extinction. Additional wildlife videos are available on our YouTube channel: SAFE Worldwide or www.youtube.com/c/SAFEworldwide ➡ Subscribe to SAFE Worldwide Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/safeworldwide.org/ Get more SAFE Worldwide: ➡ Official site: https://www.SAFEworldwide.org ➡ SAFE Worldwide interviews: https://www.safeworldwide.org/intervi... ➡ Facebook: www.facebook.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Twitter: www.twitter.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Instagram: www.instagram.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/SAFEworldwide

les are burning fossil fuels, deforestation and methane gases from livestock). If we don't curb our CO2 emissions, many endangered species will plummet by more than two-thirds in the next 20 years. More needs to be done by all of us to combat climate change. For more information on SAFE Worldwide's climate action initiative or content on efforts to save endangered species, please go to www.SAFEworldwide.org and subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on all available social media platforms. We encourage you to share this short video with everyone who cares about their impact on wildlife and get ideas on how you can make a difference. About SAFE Worldwide: SAFE Worldwide is a non-profit dedicated to the survival of the world’s most endangered species through efforts in education, activism, and conservation by creating innovative solutions and a sense of urgency to save species in danger of extinction. Additional wildlife videos are available on our YouTube channel: SAFE Worldwide ➡ Subscribe to SAFE Worldwide Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SAFEworldwide Get more SAFE Worldwide: ➡ Official site: https://www.SAFEworldwide.org ➡ SAFE Worldwide interviews: https://www.safeworldwide.org/intervi... ➡ Facebook: www.facebook.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Twitter: www.twitter.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Instagram: www.instagram.com/SAFEworldwide ➡ Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/SAFEworldwide

for local kids aged 8 to 16, who live near the Mgahinga National Forest, home of the critically endangered mountain gorillas, to teach them about wildlife conservation, the harmful impact of poaching, the bush meat trade and deforestation. During one of the afternoons, we handed out tree saplings to the students and we planting some of them near the school where the classes were held. Check out our work through this short video.

ral that may never recover from the devastating effects of global warming and pollution. But there are steps that all of us can take to make a difference and give coral a chance to regenerate and help provide abundant life to the ocean's living creatures. Created and narrated Jake Oseland, SAFE Worldwide's UK-based environment and wildlife videographer. For more information on our 'Species in Peril" series or other endangered species, please sign up for our newsletter at www.SAFEworldwide.org and subscribe to our YouTube channel and other social media platforms. We encourage you to share this short video with everyone who cares about their impact on wildlife and get ideas on how you can make a difference. About SAFE Worldwide: SAFE Worldwide is a non-profit dedicated to the survival of the world’s most endangered species through efforts in education, community programs and partnering with other NGOs and their work in the field.