The birds of paradise are a beacon of hope for all biodiversity in the world. These incredible animals represent one of the last remaining wildernesses on our planet. To protect this precious area of habitat, is to protect the heart of Earth. We all depend on nature in order to survive, therefore we must protect it. Thank you.
Tropical rainforest and it’s biodiversity is critical for fighting climate change. It’s a property of humanity and we all must defend it. I am in full support of #DefendingParadise campaign.
This is a support message for all endangered animals in Indonesia from Ami Juandi Husin’s “sekolah pirate” (an informal art school) , performed by Indonesian children with their own crafted
I hope by defending paradise, it may keep the paradise bird awake and not extinct… Thank you ☺️
I hope these birds be allowed to remain on these islands for future generations to admire.
Protect🧡
Let’s take part to protect our Paradise! #DefendingParadise
Fantastic work! Love watching your videos of the beautiful and unique birds of paradise. We were lucky to witness several birds in the eastern highlands. They truly are magnificent. Keep
Hello 👋 My name is Kahleo Thompson, I’m a 15 year old nature lover and Photographer. I’ve been amazed by the natural world since I remember when my mom would
With all that we know about the devastating impact we have already made on this planet, how could we choose to do anything other than protect and preserve what is
Defend the helpless.
Save Bird of Paradise Save forest Save NATUREIt means save HUMAN.
I support #DefendingParadise of eastern Indonesia Because I remember seeing the devastating fires that happened in the Amazon Rainforest several years ago and feeling helpless to stop them. It was
Happy to support EcoNusa and the Defending Paradise campaign. We love the amazing Birds-of-Paradise!
Papua dan Maluku tanpa Cendrawasih, kehilangan identitas. Cendrawasih tanpa hutan hujan tropis, hilang rumah, hilang keberadaan.
I have been captivated by these marvelous, fantastical birds since I was a little girl, after discovering them in a National Geographic magazine. For me it’s as if like Mother
