Hello! It is not even an option to preserve the biodiversity and natural state of this area. It’s an absolute must! In the time of a mass extinction and sever climate crisis we must preserve all the beauty and biodiversity we have remaining!
I’m lending my support to this conservation campaign because the rainforests of Papua new Guinea is one of the most unique ecosystems of the planet. The birds of paradise is
I visited the Raja Ampat and had an encounter with a bird of paradise in the forest with the help of the local guide. I can only give all my
Love nature! Love birds! Love paradise! En
Birds-of-Paradise are the most incredible birds in the world and must be protected. Indigenous peoples are protectors of biodiversity worldwide, and their rights must be supported to successfully conserve Birds-of-Paradise.
I support this initiative because I want this world to be a better place for all spicies.
Please consider the importance of sustainability over money. You can’t put a value on diversity or negotiate with nature, Gods gift and life support. Our planet is alive – please
The forests of West Papua and the Maluku islands are the most intact forests left in Indonesia. With plantation and mining companies having ravished the forests in the western islands
I send my support for Papua and Maluku rainforest sustainability. It is essential for our planet’s ability to sustain life. The fools in corporate and governmental positions of power internationally
So many kind of birds was difficult to find in our environment and in their originally habitats.. But some of them we find in the bird Market or in the
Tetap menjaga dan melindungi burung surga ini (burung cendrawasih), jangan memburu dan menjual-belikan???
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
Thank you for working to save the birds of Paradise! They must be protected since they are living miracles!
Defend the helpless.
We’ve lost so much already – we cannot afford to lose more.
Living in Central Europe where the effect of human presence for many thousands of years had already minimised biodiversity, I feel an extra urge to keep the most biodiverse habitats
