Wildlife Campaign gets the required boost with the entry of Prince William and David Beckham

GURGAON, India - Feb. 20, 2014 - PRLog -- Prince William and David Beckham have teamed up for the noble cause of inculcating responsibility towards the natural environment and saving endangered species. Both of them, along with retired Chinese Basketball player Yao Ming, have starred in a video for Wild Aid; where they urge people to step up efforts to combat the illegal trade of rhino horns and be sympathetic to the appalling conditions of elephants and sharks.

Wild Aid organization aims to finish off the illegal wildlife trade - an industry worth over $ 10 billion per year. Lots of species are facing the prospects of extinction in the current era.

In an effort aimed at increasing public awareness, the celebrities also speak about the declining species of sharks and problems faced by the elephant population. They finish by reiterating the famous slogan of Wild Aid – ‘When the buying stops, the killing can too’. The final shot captures computer generated rhinos roaming around the stadium.

Gems of the Indian Wild

Highly diverse geographical conditions of India are home to numerous varieties of flora and fauna. Wild India is home to nearly 515 animal sanctuaries and 41 Tiger reserves. These wild lands are a majestic treat to visitors and abound with large animals like tigers, elephants, rhinos, lions and crocodiles. Mighty Himalayan Rivers, desert lands, tropical rainforests and deciduous forests are renowned for their panoramic views.

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