95% of the lands where Tigers once lived are gone due to human activity, with less than 4,500 left in the wild.

African Elephant populations have shrunk by 98% since 1500 as a result of human-wildlife conflict, poaching and increasing temperatures.

The Hyacinth Macaw is the largest flying parrot, under extreme threat from poaching & habitat loss, deforestation at the pinnacle.

3 out of 5 species of rhino are critically endangered. Alongside poaching increasing temperatures mean scarce food resources & increased health risks.

British grey seals are protected in Britain from commercial fishing, yet rising water temperatures mean changes to their diet, habitat and breeding.

Hammerhead sharks are the most threatened sharks due to commercial fishing and increasing water temperatures mean their food sources on reefs are decreasing rapidly.

Illegal and unsustainable logging in protected areas kill approximately 2,000-3,000 Orangutans every year, for timber, palm oil and mining. (And some of that timber turns into toilet paper!).

Plastic pollution, climate change and coastal developments threaten Sea Turtles who suffer loss and degradation of their nesting & foraging habitats.

Bees are critical to the natural world, but extreme weather, deforestation & harmful pesticides are killing their populations and habitats quickly.