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A billboard design. The right side of the design features an image WildAid ambassador Wang Yibo wearing a WildAid hat and kneeling down as he looks at a camera. The left side of the design features an infrared image captured of a pangolin. The text reads "This is why there's hope: The Chinese pangolin is a Class I nationally protected species in China. Ongoing monitoring in recent years highlights an improvement in their living environments and a rebound in wild population numbers. Protect pangolins, report, and say no to any illegal activities that threaten their survival. Action starts the movement."

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