Maya Higa built a wildlife sanctuary on Twitch, funded by the people who watch it
A young woman named Maya Higa built a wildlife sanctuary on Twitch, where viewers contribute funds to support it through live streams and donations. She has been raising awareness about the importance of conservation by educating her audience during these online events. The sanctuary is home to various animals.
Why it's good news: The public's support for the sanctuary demonstrates their investment in protecting wildlife and preserving natural habitats.
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