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Happy New Year!


Any team TEO France is pleased to wish you best wishes the greenest.
We thank all members who have helped advance our beautiful projects for environmental protection.

A big thank you to Disney Store that has motivated all customers to support the association by purchasing reusable bags with one euro was intended to plant trees in the Landes.



A big thank you to all members who participated in Operation Frequency Frog "and have saved some 5,000 amphibian.




Thanks in NAFA, the Association of Forest Officers in Picardy, for letting us continue to plant trees at Villers-Cotterets.

Thanks to all media Internet that have enabled us to get our messages and know that we put at the disposal of Stop Bars stickers to avoid advertising in letter boxes. This has prevented recycle over 33 tons of paper.



Thanks to the association "Summertime" and "Caribou" that offered us a booth for our campaigns.


A big thank you to Magalie Thierry, Miss Earth France 2009 which has not hesitated to offer support to publicize the resolution written by Lawrence Anthony, founder of TEO, for the protection of biodiversity in areas conflicts, and of course ...


TERAO Thanks to the company for project funds for solar cookers in Morocco.

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT WHATSOEVER!
WE STILL NEED YOU THIS YEAR TO NATURE PRESERVE.

not forget that we do not own this land, we only borrow it from our children!

Noelle Saugout
President TEO Europe

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Red List of endangered animals

This list was compiled by the International Union for Conservation of Nature to "mobilize public attention and policy makers on the urgency and Extended conservation problems, and encourage the international community to act to limit the rate of species extinction.

According to this list, 17.291 species follow the example of the dodo, and all living classes are affected.

The list now includes:

21% of mammals, including western lowland gorilla
30% 12%
amphibians birds reptiles

28% 37% of fish freshwater invertebrates

35% and 70% of plants


More Information on the global Red List of endangered species, consult the IUCN website:

http://www.uicn.fr/La-Liste-Rouge-des-especes.html