Showing posts with label tiger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiger. Show all posts

Sunday, May 2, 2010

And the winner is.....


Arctic Fox
Originally uploaded by alex ktz
The ARCTIC FOX!!! A great job was done by A.J., Megan, Brendan and Matthew who made displays, wrote blogs, and fought to choose the cutest pictures to capture the most votes! They all worked hard and picked terrific animals – arctic fox, lion, polar bear, and tiger. In the end, the arctic fox was chosen - likely because two breeds of arctic fox have only 230 adult animals combined. That’s what you call endangered!

The funds used to adopt the Arctic Fox from the World Wildlife Fund were raised as donations at our bag sale at Kroger last year. This means every dime was earned by the kids telling the story of Earth Watch and all that they hope to accomplish.

Many thanks to all of the adults at school who helped us collect the votes, especially in the media center. And, of course, thank you to the Green Committee, for encouraging the involvement of Earth Watch in the efforts to become a green school. All of us are excited to be a part of this.

Keep an eye out for a cute new arctic fox stuffed animal to join the school. We expect it to arrive soon.

Interested in buying one of the Earth Watch reusable bags or joining Earth Watch? Just let us know.

Monday, April 19, 2010

Vote for One of Us!

Arctic Fox


Arctic Fox
Originally uploaded by alex ktz



Lion
Male lion (Panthera leo) with cub, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya


Polar Bear
Polar bear (Ursus maritimus), Canada


Tiger
Endangered Sumatran Tiger Cubs Born In Indonesia

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Vote for the Tiger!!

Endangered Sumatran Tiger Cubs Born In Indonesia


Hi, I'm Matt and I think you should vote the tiger for the school's adopted animal. Here's why.

You should vote for the tiger because it is one of the world's most endangerged animals. Tigers live in Southeast Asia. It's classified as endangered. Endangered means almost like the dinos. Almost gone. There are only 3,200 left in the wild. That's hardly any!

The tiger is endangered mostly because of habitat destruction. That would be like if someone came to your house and said "this is mine", and left you to find somewhere else to live.

That's why think you should vote the tiger. Thanks for reading.

From,
Matt (Earth Watch Founder)