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World Animal Day

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Your host for the day

Cat Lamin

Google Certified Innovator

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Welcome from Google!

Jess Marsh

Adoption Program Manager,�Google for Education

United Kingdom & Republic of Ireland

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Special Guests

Matt Larsen-Daw

Head of Education

WWF

Becci May

Asian Big Cats Expert

WWF

Marc Schlossman

Author & �Photographer

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You can see and hear us,�but we can’t hear or see you!

Open a new tab and go to: �canopy.click/animal

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Open a new tab and go to: canopy.click/animal

Share your first name ONLY!

Answer the questions we ask here.

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Answer at: �canopy.click/animal

We want to hear from you

Where are you joining us from?

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Sustainability: meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Biodiversity: all the different kinds of life you’d find in one area which support each other in a natural balance

Ecosystem: a geographical area in which plants, animals & even the weather work together to live in harmony

Extinct: a species of animal or plant that no longer exists (links to endangered)

Keywords

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Answer at: �canopy.click/animal

We want to hear from you

1. What does sustainability mean to you?

2. Which animals do you know of that need special protection?

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This mountain tree shrew is licking nutrient-rich secretions from this

Low's pitcher plant in Borneo.

What does the shrew do for the plant in return?

Answer at: canopy.click/animal

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D. Feeds it

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What does WWF help farmers to put on the backsides of cows, to protect them from predators?

Answer at: canopy.click/animal

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How many tigers do you think there are in the wild?

A. around 450

B. around 4,500

C. around 450,000

Answer at: canopy.click/animal

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How many tigers do you think there are in the wild?

A. around 450

B. around 4,500

C. around 450,000

Answer at: canopy.click/animal

Year 2010

As few as 3,200

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How many tigers do you think there are in the wild?

A. around 450

B. around 4,500

C. around 450,000

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Can tigers swim?

Can tigers swim?

© Emmanuel Rondeau / WWF-US

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© David Lawson / WWF-UK

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Thank you

© naturepl.com / Sergey Gorshkov / WWF

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Answer at: �canopy.click/animal

We want to hear from you

What extinct species can you name?

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Partnering with museums, galleries and institutions around the world to bring expert content online for free for anyone, anywhere.

Curating the rich content for the classroom, subjects include:

  • Natural history
  • Geography
  • Chemistry
  • Music
  • Art
  • And more…

A good starting point is:

g.co/LearnWithGAC

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We have several resources to help people understand what climate change is and what we can do to reverse it:

A good starting point is:

g.co/CultureMeetsClimate

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Assign interactive lessons with the Google Arts & Culture add-on in Google Classroom

Educators can create or add lessons from Google Arts & Culture’s library of content, assign them to students, and students can instantly jump into interactive lessons—all within Classroom.

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canopy.click/animal

Any

questions?

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Global Quiz Competition - test your big cat knowledge! Registration open at inspire.itza.io

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Thank you

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Appendix

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Resources & Events

Check out our new online hub where you can find the latest resources, upcoming events, virtual lessons and training.

Proprietary + Confidential

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Habitat Threats

Sea Turtles

Threat:

Ocean Pollution

How can we preserve oceans?

Polar Bears

Threat:

Global Warming

Is climate really changing?

Tigers

Threat:

Deforestation, Fires

How do forest fires impact people?

Gorillas

Threat:

Deforestation

What's a Forest Transition Curve?

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68% average decline in size of wildlife populations since 1970

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