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Civet Coffee: From Rare to Reckless - coming to YouTube 30th June.
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'Civet Coffee: From Rare to Reckless' : Coming to YouTube on 30th June.
We are seeking press opportunities to promote our film and the plight of civets across Asia. Please contact us for interviews: [email protected]
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Wild Welfare and @CivetProject have teamed up with the aim of bringing the plight of Civets out of the shadows and into the spotlight!
We have a lot of exciting announcements in our latest News Update👇 📰 wildwelfare.org/partnership-…
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🥳Celebrate #WorldCivetDay with @WildWelfare & @CivetProject!
We are raising awareness of these amazing creatures & the threats they face from habitat loss and unethical civet coffee production. Show your love for civets by reading more and taking action: wildwelfare.org/partnership-…
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If you've ever been to one of our Animal Antics displays then you might be familiar with Fergus, our adorable Asian palm civet 💛
In celebration of @CivetProject's #WorldCivetDay, find out more about him from keeper Natalie.
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April 4th is #worldcivetday
Civets face many threats including #civetcoffee (AKA 'kopi luwak,' 'weasel coffee,' 'cat-poo-chino'). The coffee is partially digested by wild-caught civets that are caged and force-fed.
New documentary launched today: thecivetproject.com/document…
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Replying to @DanKaPalacios @CivetProject
Hoy es el #WorldCivetDay! Las civetas son conocidas por su papel en la producción de kopi luwak (café de civet), considerado el café más caro y raro del mundo que es sacado de sus heces.
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Today is the very first #WorldCivetDay, courtesy of @CivetProject 🌏
Roughly a quarter of all the world's civet species can be found in Borneo, including the adorable small-toothed palm civet pictured here!
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Today is the first ever #WorldCivetDay🐾
☕ Known for producing the world's most expensive coffee in their faeces, there is much more to these mammals than meets the eye.
Read more in our blog by Jes Hooper, @CivetProject 👇
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📷 @ShaldonZoo
Did you know that in some parts of the world, forests now sit empty and #civets could be the unassuming carnivore to help restore them?
thecivetproject.com/post/how…
We are honoured to be part of the @AsiaforAnimals network.
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Happy New Year from The Civet Project. We're excited to announce that we will be launching the first ever #WorldCivetDay this year! #SaveTheDate #AnimalLovers
Need a last minute gift idea? Why not make an investment into the future of civets by checking out our online store here: buff.ly/3BFM0nw #FundraisingFriday #Christmas
We are thankful for all of the continued support throughout the process of filming and editing our upcoming documentary! We can't wait to enlighten you on everything we found! #ThankfulThursday #CivetCoffee
We can now confirm that the team have all arrived home from the FieldTrip investigating into the civet coffee trade. It's now time to process our findings and footage and get everything ready for the upcoming documentary release! #MovieMonday
#DYK Civets are not cats! Civets are part of the Viverrid family and are more closely related to mongooses than cats! #CivetSaturday #Viverrid #AnimalWelfare
Our fieldtrip is coming to a close, but that doesn't mean your support should! This #FundraisingFriday we are ask that you continue to support us on our journey to protecting the Civet populations that are being exploited, just for humans! #AnimalLovers #AnimalWelfare
This #ThankfulThursday we are taking a moment to highlight Jack Wootton, our wonderful filmmaker helping us with the production of our upcoming documentary! #CivetCoffee #AnimalWelfare
A publication by Moorhouse and Co. estimates that over 340,000 animals are negatively impacted by global wildlife tourism. Think before you travel! For travel trips, check out our website: buff.ly/47rmTD1 #TravelTuesday #WildlifeTourism #AnimalWelfare























