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    Listening: Moving People To Action

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    The document discusses endangered animals and ways to raise awareness to help protect them. It mentions the photo ark project by photographer Joel Sartore that aims to photograph endangered species to inspire action. It provides a conversation practice about Sumatran elephants being endangered mainly due to habitat loss from deforestation and illegal hunting. Another practice conversation shares information about mountain gorillas being endangered because they are losing their habitat in Africa.

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    Listening: Moving People To Action

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    The document discusses endangered animals and ways to raise awareness to help protect them. It mentions the photo ark project by photographer Joel Sartore that aims to photograph endangered species to inspire action. It provides a conversation practice about Sumatran elephants being endangered mainly due to habitat loss from deforestation and illegal hunting. Another practice conversation shares information about mountain gorillas being endangered because they are losing their habitat in Africa.

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    The document discusses endangered animals and ways to raise awareness to help protect them. It mentions the photo ark project by photographer Joel Sartore that aims to photograph endangered species to inspire action. It provides a conversation practice about Sumatran elephants being endangered mainly due to habitat loss from deforestation and illegal hunting. Another practice conversation shares information about mountain gorillas being endangered because they are losing their habitat in Africa.

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    Listening: Moving People To Action

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    The document discusses endangered animals and ways to raise awareness to help protect them. It mentions the photo ark project by photographer Joel Sartore that aims to photograph endangered species to inspire action. It provides a conversation practice about Sumatran elephants being endangered mainly due to habitat loss from deforestation and illegal hunting. Another practice conversation shares information about mountain gorillas being endangered because they are losing their habitat in Africa.

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    LISTENING Moving people to action

    A. Watch photographer Joel Sartore talking about the photo Ark.


    What does he mean when he talks about ‘’moving people to action?’’:

    The photographer Joel Sartore refers to immortalize the memory of species that may be endangered, in
    this way, foment promote respect for animal life and to preserve an image that will last along the life,
    ! Could Save species ¡

    B. Watch again. Complete the sentences with the words you hear.

    1. ‘’my goal is to get people to wake up and say ‘whoa! that’s _amazing_ _!’ ‘’
    2. ‘’I shoot ___thirty thousand (30,000)_ pictures a year, minimum.’’
    3. ‘’maybe ____three or four___ are keepers.’’

    C. CRITICAL THINKING
    do you agree that photographs can ‘’move people to action?’’ discuss with a partner.

    I agree with him, these can inspire you to preserve what we see in this images, however, it is necessary
    that each image can represent something deeper, sensitize the human to act.

    SPEAKING talking about endangered animals

    A. What is the biggest threat to the Sumatran elephant?

    A: Hey! Check out these elephants.


    B: Cool! Are they African elephants?
    A: No, they’re Sumatran elephants. Oh, how awful. It says here that they are facing extinction. -----o------
    are endangered/ could become extinct
    B: That’s terrible. Does it say why?
    A: Um … it’s mostly because people are cutting down the rain forest. But another reason is that people
    illegally hunt --------o------illegal hunting/poaching and kill them.
    B: How many are there -----o------ remain/ still live in the wild?
    A: Let’s see … between 2,400 and 2,800.
    B: They’re such beautiful animals. I really hope people can find a way to save ----o---- help/protect them.
    B. Practice the conversation with a partner. Practice again using the words on the right.
    C. Work with a partner to make note about an endangered animal. Join another pair and share your
    information.

    animal Where do they live Why are they endangered ?


    Pandas are endangered mainly
    due to habitat loss. Humans have
    cleared much of the bamboo
    forests that pandas need to
    Wild pandas live only in remote, survive.
    mountainous regions in central Pandas also have difficulty
    Giant panda China. reproducing, due to their
    mainly in Sichuan, but also in extreme choosiness about their
    neighbouring Shaanxi and Gansu. mates, their low-nutrient milk
    and the fact that they usually
    only have one viable cub at a
    time.
    Poaching is also an issue for
    pandas, since panda skins and
    pelts are valuable on the black
    market.
    P1: Mountain gorillas live in Africa
    P2: Yeah, and they’re endangered because they’re losing their habitat.

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