...financial statements, WWF received over $24.2 million dollars in revenue in the 2012 financial year through various sources. The largest source of income being individual supporters (61%). followed by legacies and corporations (22%),. The WWF uses many fundraising techniques in order to promote the organisation and realise funds from individuals. These include community events, supporter status offered for monthly donations, endangered animal adoption programs, bequests,workplace giving and Business partnerships. WWF engages with various corporations to develop integrated marketing campaigns that enable companies and their customers to show their support and to contribute actively to conservation. These collaborations are specifically designed to increase public awareness about WWF and to generate revenue for WWF’s global conservation efforts. The WWF states that "We establish company partnerships to improve the sustainability of supply chains and promote sector-wide action, whilst also promoting sustainable commodity investment within the finance sector." The WFF is in partnership with many well-known brands such as AVON and Coca-Cola and has recently established an alliance with CARE. Bureau of statistics concludes that 53% of Australian adults are concerned about the environment, yet only 14% made donations to an environmental cause. This leaves opportunity for WWF to increase its marketing strategy and improve its public message. In support of this, in the 2011-2012 year, WWF...
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...proceeds on the engaged capital. Corporate Social Responsibility is also measured as an approach to generate, expand and maintain optimistic corporation standing and brand imagery. BreadTalk who has got processes in China had experienced in Corporate Social Responsibility programme throughout one of the whole world’s mainly horrific tragedy – the Sichuan tremor that occurred on May 12th 2008. This company particularly produced Peace Panda, it is a Panda Bear which was a bun shaped having 4 dissimilar terms which symbolized the fear of the 6.8 scale quake as a helping hand for helping the tragedy. The company gave full part of the earnings from the transaction of “Peace Panda” to the Embassy of China and ‘China Earthquake Appeal Fund’ of Red Cross Society’s. This act of CSR confirmed their pioneering way to utilize their merchandise as an instrument to elevate fund. It in a roundabout way helps in improving the business media exposure and may also create a profound thought into the spirit of its consumers as it depicts kindness and empathy. With the endorsement and commercials of the “Peace Panda”, it also facilitates to increase the earnings also. Corporate Social Responsibility also magnetizes potential workers. Many workers often have a preference to work with corporations with alike principles and this guide to an enhanced work approach and superior output. Worker’s managerial obligation and job agreement might both boost when they understand that not only does the corporation focal...
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...used to create emotional attachment to products and companies. This report is aim to analyze the logo---Hi Panda. 2. Background Hi Panda is a new brand that focuses on international fashion trends in China. This brand uses elements from the street culture of Chinese youth and construct the spirit of people who are selfish, pretend to be cool, refuse to grow up. Hi Panda first opened its doors in Shanghai in 2005. Since then the brand has opened a further 100 stores in China and has more recently opened 4 more outlets in Paris. Hi Panda UK Ltd launched its first UK store in London, in January 2012. Hi Panda creates urban Chinese street wear using elements from the street culture of hip-hop. JiJi, who makes bold, graphic designs. JiJi's work reflects the dreams and aspirations of China's youth. He created Happy Panda, Evil Panda and Wounded Panda who feature on all the clothing and accessories. Hi PANDA is a successful as a fashion trendsetter. The people who like the Hi Panda fashion range between 18 to 25 years old. They include students and freshmen who have just started their first job. They devoted themselves to trend elements and fashion life, they are the spokesmen for urban youth. Fig. 1. Hi Panda Happy Panda (Right), Evil Panda (Middle) and Wounded Panda (Left) Fig. 2. Hi Panda---in Tian an men square 3.Analyze the logo Fig. 3. Hi Panda 3.1 Design 1) Layout This is a portrait about panda. It is place in the middle of the...
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...Animals for Rent In our society today, with all our advancements and breakthroughs, life in the 21st century is noticeably better than before. However, some problems will never go away, like war and death. Aside from that, a problem which has recently plagued our society is the practice of animals-for-rent. Animals, like humans, have their own habitats, and they live in what we collectively call the wild. Some humans have decided to pull these animals out of their homes and rent them for profit through the inhumane practice of animals-for-rent. These ignorant people are very cruel; they treat the animals as objects that only serve as entertainment to the public in the form of rental books or DVDs (Animal Aid, 2007). This unsafe and exploitative practice has gradually weakened animal rights and rips deeply into human morality and conscience. It is often the case that the people involve in this practice, this so-called exotic pet markets, give no regards to the survival of these animals, which are often on the endangered list. According to Richard Farinato (in The Humane Society of the United States, www.hsus.org), wild and exotic animals are favorable vectors for diseases and parasites, often the outbreak of diseases cause the death of a mass of animals. If this situation is continue without any resolution, these animals might become extinct. Because there are no concerns to the needs of the animals, the livelihood will decrease rapidly, and eventually they might not be...
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...Case Study #2: Non-tariff Barriers to International Trade ------------------------------------------------- Bear on the move Located in Guangdong, China’s richest province, Xianda Co. is a toy company that has been manufacturing toys since the onset of Guangdong’s economic boom in the early 1990s. While Xianda Co. is now a major manufacturer for a number of multinational toy companies, it began by designing and manufacturing its own line of dolls, teddy bears, puppets and building blocks based on its trademark character “Xia the Panda Bear”. Xia’s popularity was initially limited mostly to China’s mainland until late 2002; a year after China joined the WTO. In 2002, Xianda Co. saw a surge in demands for Xia products start in France, spread throughout Europe and North America, and move into South America. Today, Brazil is Xianda Co.’s biggest export market for Xia goods, and Xia’s popularity in Brazil alone accounts for 19 percent of worldwide Xia sales and 2 percent of Xianda Co.’s manufacturing output. Since 2003, Xia the Panda Bear has become the most popular toy in Brazilian history. A bear market A media frenzy of confirmed cases and unconfirmed speculation pertaining to China’s use of hazardous materials (for example, lead paint and potentially carcinogenic plastic and rubbers) to manufacture toys cheaply, sparked consumer panic around the globe. In response, the Brazilian government ordered all Xia goods pulled from store shelves and banned further toy imports...
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...stands out: the giant panda. The pandas live a peaceful and harmless life high in the remote mountainous regions of central China. The bamboo forests grow high, and are cool and wet—just the way the pandas prefer them to be. Pandas will climb upwards to 13,000 feet (3,962 meters) to feed on the bamboo that grows in their habitat; during the summer seasons, they will venture even higher. Pandas mainly feed on bamboo, but will eat birds or rodents as well. It is in this peaceful bamboo jungle habitat that the giant panda gives birth to and nurtures its young. The Giant Panda is one of the rarest and most exotic animals this world has given birth to. Pandas are mammals; they’re omnivores. The average lifespan in the wild for a healthy Panda is twenty years. The sizes they grow to are four to five feet (one to one and a half meters) tall and weigh upwards to 300 pounds (136 kilograms). In the past few decades the Chinese Giant Pandas have been added to the endangered species list because of their decreasing numbers. The Pandas made the list due to false pregnancies, poachers, poor nurturing, and lack of bamboo growth. First, pandas are slowly decreasing in numbers because of lack of reproduction. Pandas in the wild and zoos (artificial habitats) are losing interest in one another because of loss of habitat, food, and freedom. Over the decades there has been human contact with the pandas’ habitat, which is disturbing the mating rituals of the pandas. The lack of food...
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...become a fat person at one time, during this process we can call the accumulation, but when children accumulate the experience, the parents might be a teacher, they told their children what them should to do, or if they did not do something they should be what a bad ending. Even sometime parents ask their children to do something even if their children do not want to do so. Maybe it is why children going to be young and would like to be rebel. However, the children always listen to their parents while they would lose some creation for themselves. In other words, human beings are animals who stand on the top. For instance, a pet has had breed by his mother, the pet will lose his nature skill. Such as tiger waits for food at the zoo and the Panda stands for country’s cute pet. Children follow the parents’ plan therefore lose the creation away liking a...
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...Is there ethical treatment for animals in captivity? The term “ethical” implies the moral basis of treatment towards animals while “captivity” denotes confinement or lack of freedom. The unmistakable contrast in these two words itself creates the argument whether ethical treatment is possible for animals in captivity. Humans had often been overly considerate about moral principles while dealing with its own kind. Whenever ethics were encroached upon, man stood up against it, questioned it and regained it. But unfortunately, lacking advanced communication like humans, animals are unable to. Human intervention in wildlife has bereaved animals of total control over their own lives. Man may reason out his intrusion, yet, the animals in captivity, being deprived of their natural habitats and having bred in man-made enclosures for generations, tend to misperceive their animality. It is indispensable to have an insight into what causes the bereavement of animals and how it is caused, before looking into its moral principles. Among the contrastive places that I came across in which animal captivity is proceeded, wildlife preservation zoos are the most popular, and least considered as a confinement of animal freedom. Thousands of people visit zoos daily but rarely give a thought to the miserable lives that animals have to spend stagnating and sleeping, due to the less spacious and artificial residences provided. Some present enclosures in zoos have been changed to natural barriers...
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...Extinction . As Dead as a Dodo! For every species that is alive today, perhaps a thousand more have lived previously and become extinct. Most of these extinctions occurred before humans evolved, and the species are known to us only through fossils The Dodo The dodo was a large (50 lb) flightless bird that lived on Mauritius, an island in the Indian Ocean. It lived undisturbed for so long that it lost its need and ability to fly. It lived and nested on the ground and ate fruits that had fallen from trees. The island was uninhabited and the dodo had no natural predators. Then Mauritius was colonised in 1638. Dodos were hunted for food and easy to catch because they were not afraid of people. New competitors were brought onto the island (including pigs, cats and rats). These competitors ate the dodos' eggs in their ground nests and also ate the dodo’s young. The last dodo was killed in 1681. Answer the following questions using information from the text: 1. What was the dodo? 2. Out of the four causes of extinction we have learnt about, which two caused the extinction of the dodo and why? 3. When did the last dodo die? Dinosaurs There are many theories as to how the dinosaurs became extinct. Keep in mind that there is no absolutely proven theory. Asteroid Theory According to this theory a large asteroid or comet collided with Earth about 65 million years ago. Scientists think that such a large collision would throw so much dust into the air that sunlight would not...
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... Very few people have wingspans much higher than their height. In history, the human with the largest recorded wingspan was Manute Bol. According to thesportster.com Bol’s wingspan was a full 8 feet 4 inches. The californian condor looks down at this figure from the sky laughing, knowing that its wingspan is more than a foot longer at a staggering 9 feet 6 inches and up! The californian condor is an animal that is quite endangered. According to defenders.org, as of May 2013 there are only 237 free-flying in California and surrounding areas. Californian Condors have faced many problems in the past. From pollution, to even being hunted, condors have seen it all. We can help this bird survive by helping the environment and encouraging the respect and peace this magnificent creature deserves. The Californian condor is the largest flying creature in North America. According to ventanaws.org, the Californian condor fully grown will weigh about 22 pounds and have loots a 10 foot wingspan. These birds have no feathers in their head when fully grown. There are also no physical stats such as weight or height that can tell you whether the bird you are seeing is male or female. A Californian condors diet is the same as all other vultures. These birds dine on carcasses of large animals. From this information, we can conclude that these animals versus the human race would have no problem beating us. The size that these condors would be a frightening sight. It seems even scarier...
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...Beavercreek is a town that's rich with Midwestern charm and home to a plethora of intriguing residential real estate opportunities. The experts at J.L. Zimmerman Realty, a real estate and property management company serving Fairborn, OH, and surrounding areas, say there are lots of interesting diversions to pursue in this growing community. They offer these tips: Indulge In A Safari: Visit the African Safari Wildlife Park to view exotic animals such as camels, giraffes, zebras, Asian sika deer, and Scottish highland cows. You can feed the animals from your car, and a walking area provides a closer look at enclosed species such as the white alligator. Animal rides, pig races, and animal shows are offered in warmer weather. Enjoy Fine Sculptures:...
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...been major threats to the survival of wild pandas. In the 1950s, a panda’s habitat was estimated to cover around 5.1 million hectares. Logging over the next few decades peaked in the early 1990s, shrinking the habitat to 1.3 million hectares. It wasn’t until a 1998 government ban on logging in panda ranges and a new State Natural Forest Protection Project that habitat loss began to slow. Today, about 5.7 million acres (2.3 million hectares) of panda habitat are known to exist. The increase is attributed to real forest re-growth, the discovery of new areas where pandas live, as well as scientific improvements in measuring habitat size. Protected areas that exist now are not providing adequate protection of healthy panda populations. Nature reserves contain less than half (1 million hectares) of known panda habitat. That means more than half the world’s wild pandas aren’t protected. More than 300,000 people live within panda ranges, putting unprecedented pressure on the wild panda population. Climate change also threatens remaining panda habitat, bringing new weather patterns that could significantly affect future availability of shelter and food. Fragmented forest cover limits the panda’s range and could have a devastating impact on the overall population. The information in these pages has been taken from: Smithsonian National Zoological Park, Washington, DC CI-Shanshui Center for Nature and Society, Beijing, China The Giant Panda in the Wild Species Report authored by Dr...
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...Camels Camels are herbivores; they eat desert vegetation, such as grasses, herbs, and leaves. How do camels adapt to their environment? Camels have many adaptations that allow them to live successfully in desert conditions. Deserts are hot and dry. Winds blow sand all around, so a camel has long eyelashes. It has nostrils that can open and close. Why do camels have long eyelashes? The long eyelashes keep sand out of the camel's eyes. Thick eyebrows shield the eyes from the desert sun. Why does a camel have nostrils which can close? A camels nostrils can close so it doesn't get sand up its nose. Other Adaptations: 1. A camel can go a week or more without water, and they can last for several months without food. They can drink up to 32 gallons (46 litres) of water at one drinking session! 2. Camels store fat in the hump, not water. The fat can be metabolised for energy. 3. Unlike most mammals, a healthy camel's body temperature fluctuates (changes) throughout the day from 34°C to 41.7°C (93°F-107°F.) This allows the camel to conserve water by not sweating as the environmental temperature rises. 4. Camels feet are wide so they can walk on sand more easily. Their huge feet help them to walk on sand without sinking into it. 5. Camels have thick lips so they can eat the prickly desert plants with out feeling pain. 6. The colour of their bodies helps them to blend into their environment. 7. Camel's ears are covered with hair, even on the inside. The hair helps keep...
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...Evidence of False Thumb Evolution Roughly 75% of all the types of mammals that have ever lived are now extinct. We tend to think of extant organisms as all there is. We know dinosaurs once lived and are now extinct. An article explored the routes of diversification taken by early mammals, only those lineages in the far right based on figure 1, in Cenozoic Era have survived to the modern day. Each era group showed how common it was in various time period. The multituberculates were very common until the early Paleocene. In history, they were the dominant group of mammals, existing in the largest numbers for the longest time and are now extinct. Their generations, the spalacotheriods and eutriconodonts, were successful in the Early Creataceous but its population declined by the end of that Period. At the root of the tree showed (figure 1) the groups of mammaliaforms, not true mammals, but have some similarities. This group first appeared in the Jurassic era and didn’t survive the Cretaceous era. The Cretaceous ended with a global extinction that wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs, and several stem-mammals suffered the same fate. Others lingered into the Paleocene Epoch only to become extinct, possibly outcompeted in the rapid radiation of the therians. We tend to think of extinct groups as more “primitive” than extant groups, but the mammals radiated rapidly and many niches occupied today were occupied by now-extinct forms in the past. In the phylogentic tree some show niches available...
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...Task: Write a fictional narrative with one scene The grass beneath his paws was cold, as it was always this time of year. Autumn's refreshing draft of cool air filled the valley, kissing the river in front of the Husky. The shades of orange, red, and brown around him were typical of course, but there was no harm in hoping these colors would not accompany the fall season this year. The feeling of vibrant energy with dull decay had always struck a chord in his chest. "Is this really necessary Jack?" he shouted further down the river bank, glaring down a red fox pawing softly at the river's current. "Calm down pup, this'll only take a minute if I can just lay a paw on a single fish," Jack shot back quickly with obvious frustration stemming from his voice. His fur was already drenched at his previous attempts, but this did not stray him from his persistence. The Husky had already begun lying down on the bank's shore, paying little attention to Jack's assurance of success. He let out a sigh and licked his front paws. He'll never learn, why does my closest friend have to be the only fox around who can't even catch the smallest of fish? The sound of a splash rang out down the bank. He rolled his eyes knowing this couldn't possibly be the sound of a fish having been caught, but the sound of Jack slipping into the stream. Frustrated at the sound of Jack's obvious failure, he stood to his paws once again, bitter his rest was interrupted so soon. The pack had ordered them...
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