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News archive: April to July 2009


JULY 24, 2009

Akron Zoo celebrates arrival of red panda Zheng

Thanks to David Visnicky for sending us a link to an article about the newest member of the Akron Zoo.

"A red panda has a new home at the Akron Zoo. Zheng (pronounced ''jeng'') is a year-old male, arriving from the Erie Zoo in Pennsylvania."

See the article here >

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JULY 13, 2009

Thanks, Kylle!

A big thanks to Kylle, who wrote to us: "hi im kylle im 11 and I have been raising money to save the red panda because there are less than 2 500 left. I have also been selling red panda drawings and been giving people certificates". Great work! See his website >


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JULY 8, 2009

RPN mentioned in Animal Planet blog

"...I learned about the groundbreaking community-based conservation work of the Red Panda Network and RPN-Nepal. Executive Director Brian Williams has helped create a team of Nepali forest guardians that help protect the forests from poaching. The organizations also recently started offering ecotours (I went on one of the first) of eastern Nepal." See the article here >.

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JULY 2, 2009

A big thanks to Emily and Henry Robinson

7-year-old Emily and 5-year-old Henry from the UK held a stall at Harlaxton Primary School to raise money for Red Panda Network. They made chocolate-covered fruit and marshmallows and sold out of all of them, raising enough money to adopt Sanju, one of our Red Pandas! Thanks to both for helping Red Pandas, and informing others about our cause.

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JUNE 22, 2009

We're in National Geographic Kids!

Dear Red Panda Network Friends and Supporters,

We would like to thank you for your support. We are pleased to announce that red pandas are featured in this month's issue of National Geographic Kids. In the article, Red Panda Network and its efforts are mentioned. Please follow the link to read the article. Please renew your membership to Red Panda Network by clicking on the donate page to the right. Every dollar helps us in our effort to save red panda in the wild. View article >
Thanks again for your support.

Sincerely,
Brian Williams
Founder and Executive Director

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APRIL 1, 2009

Join Red Panda Network as we celebrate Earth Day at zoos in the Bay Area

San Francisco Zoo Party for the Planet
Saturday April 18, 2009
10 am to 3 pm

A variety of local, earth-friendly companies and services will be on hand for visitors, as well as "green-themed" music and puppet performances the whole family will enjoy. Learn and see more on how the Zoo maintains a green commitment to the animals and the environment. You can actively Party for the Planet as you Reduce, Reuse and Recycle at the Zoo! Come visit the Red Panda Network booth to learn how to become a Red Panda Ranger! More details >


Oakland Zoo Earth Day Event: We're All Connected
Sunday April 19, 2009
10 am to 3 pm

All of the world is connected in a beautiful web of life, including you! Join the Oakland Zoo and many Bay Area environmental organizations as we explore our delicate connections. See how we all can hold up our end of the web. Enjoy more than forty earthstations, hands-on learning, crafts, face-painting, Wildlife Theater presentations and a performance by the dazzling EarthCapades environmental vaudeville. Come visit the Red Panda Network booth to learn how to become a Red Panda Ranger! More details >

Volunteers are also needed. Please contact vicky@redpandanetwork.org for more information.

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APRIL 1, 2009

Red Panda Times

We just finished our new newsletter. See what we've been up to lately >

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APRIL 1, 2009

World's cutest animal? You be the judge

"HOUSTON -- The Houston Zoo's cute factor will go up a few notches this weekend with the debut of Toby the red panda. Toby is being billed by the zoo as the "World's Cutest Animal." No pressure, kid. The furry creature looks like a cross between a raccoon and a bear.

The media got a sneak peak at Toby Thursday as he explored his new home in the Natural Encounters building. The area includes natural log climbing features, a small pool, a water fall, skylights and air conditioning. The public will get its first look at Toby on Sunday, March 29." Read more >

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