16,000 polar bears left in Canada
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PAOV — Polar bears are at risk. Canada is home to approximately 16,000 wild polar bears, nearly two-thirds of the world’s polar bear population. Canada is the only country that allows commercial trophy hunting of polar bears. Petition starter Günter wants the federal government to ban commercial hunting of polar bears. If you think these vulnerable animals should be protected, not hunted for sport, sign the petition now.
Justin Trudeau: Please Ban Trophy Hunting of Polar Bears
14,463 have signed Günter Singer’s petition. Let’s get to 15,000!
Sign now with a clickDear Prime Minister,
Polar bears are being killed by the hundreds every year by trophy hunters from all over the globe, especially the USA, while the species is facing serious threats from climate change.
On top of it, China is today the world’s largest buyer of polar bear fur. Growing demand and rising prices for their hides is thought to have led to an increase in polar bear hunting. China has also imports live polar bears for entertainment in hotels.
There are now estimated to be as few as 20,000 polar bears remaining in the wild.
Killing polar bears for ’recreation’ could now push this magnificent species over the edge towards extinction.
Canada has two-thirds of the world’s remaining polar bears.
It is the only country in the world that permits the commercial trophy hunting of the White Bear.
We ask you to ban all trophy hunting of polar bears, and to halt commercial trade in polar bears and their body parts.
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