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David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation advocates for the conservation of all wildlife and wild spaces.
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Elephants
In the last 40 years, African elephant populations have declined by 40%.
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Tigers
Global tiger populations have plummeted by an alarming 96%.
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Lions
In just 20 years the population of African lions has fallen by 43%.
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Snow Leopards
Scientists estimate that between 4000 – 6,500 snow leopards remain in the wild.
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Chimpanzees
One chimpanzee is poached every four hours to satisfy consumer demand.
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Painted Dogs
Today, just 6,600 painted dogs remain in the wild.
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More than 8,800 African rhinos have slaughtered by poachers in the last 10 years.
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All eight species of pangolins are now threatened with extinction.
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Established in 1984, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation was set up to help turn the tide on species extinction.
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DSWF was founded by the late, great wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd in 1984.
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David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation works tirelessly to fund ground-based conservation partners across Africa and Asia who work to protect endangered species.
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Internationally renowned wildlife art competition returns for another year.

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UK Registered Charity: No. 1106893
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