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LACOSTE'S Generosity Finally Came To Bear Fruit.

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　　LACOSTE將20條馬來鱷在尼泊爾放生，兌現(xiàn)拯救他的鱷魚logo的承諾。

The famous French fashion brand LACOSTE first became the first to join the "save your logo" program in February 2009.

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In early November 2009, LACOSTE launched the first crocodile protection project after joining the "save your logo" program - to subsidise the Malay crocodile farms in Nepal's National Park in the world of natural resources (WWF).

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The generosity finally came to light. Two batches of 10 Malay crocodiles were successfully released from the Narayani River and the Babai river of the National Park in the National Park.

The alligator will be artificially reared after 4 to 5 years old to ensure their ability to survive in the wild.

Earlier than this period, they were too weak to protect themselves.

These released Malay crocodiles come from the crocodile culture center, and they have to be put in wooden boxes to get a full rest in a quiet environment because they are bumped on the way to the spot.

Once released, they will stay in a calm and far away main stream.

The grass is a good habitat, which can cushion the flow of water and protect them from human harassment.

The released Malay crocodile will be out of the grass for a few days later to find a more suitable habitat for predation.

The artificially bred Malay crocodile can not be released to the natural environment too early.

They do not know how to swim in the torrent, so that they can not catch food.

They must be accustomed to the natural environment to deal with the danger they are facing.

There are still many things that can be done for them.

The farms will continue to educate the public and local governments with the help of LACOSTE, "save your logo" and Nepal world wide fund for nature, publicize the dangerous situation of the Malay crocodile, and pay attention to the progress of the Malay crocodile farm, so that the Malay crocodile can get rid of the endangered dilemma.

At the same time, LACOSTE is also actively preparing other plans to protect crocodiles.

Through close cooperation with IUCN (International Union for natural protection) and GEF (Global Environment Facility), LACOSTE has been able to help other endangered crocodiles worldwide.