​Norway is the world's second largest importer of polar bear skins.

Despite protecting its own polar bears from hunting since 1973, Norway imported the furs of 1,104 polar bears from Canada between 1990 and 2015. That's an average of 40 dead bears a year.

​Right now, the government is considering whether to ban these imports.  

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​Give polar bears a voice!

​Let Norway know that polar bears should be protected and that ending skin imports is the logical and right thing to do.

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It's that simple. Extinctions caused by humans have reached an unprecedented high and continue to accelerate.

A fundamental shift in how we relate to nature and other animals is necessary, if we want them and us to survive
and avoid collapsing ecosystems and escalating conflicts. And best of all, it will make us happier.













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​Norway is the world's 2nd largest importer of polar bear skins. It's time to stop. Please urge Norway to end this trade.​
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Join our founder, Dr. Barbara Maas, at India's Diphu Govt. College webinar on the human impact on the environment. 
18 June,  2:30 pm UK, 7 pm (IST)

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Our polar bear expert Ole Liodden sends a message of hope for polar bears from the Norwegian arctic.

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Ocean giant Dr Sylvia Earle urges New Zealand to protect endangered Maui and Hector's dolphins from fishing nets.

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Sir Ranulph Fiennes, descibed as the world's greatest living explorer,  joins People for Nature & Peace as patron.

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Check out David Jamilly's  blog on the importance of wildlife conservation in a post-pandemic world and why it's all about kindness.

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Research by PNP adviser Ole J. Liodden shows that a steep rise in the trade of polar bears skins to China threatens the species' survival.

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Find out how and why South African Nikki Botha went from loathing the kitchen to a being an internationally renowned vegan chef.  

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