
Debemos proteger a quienes están a nuestro cuidado, ellas son muy importantes para la vida, son tan hermosas, salvemos su hogar!!
Home » defendingparadise » Debemos proteger a quienes están
Debemos proteger a quienes están a nuestro cuidado, ellas son muy importantes para la vida, son tan hermosas, salvemos su hogar!!
You have paradise. Please take good care of it and reject any offers that will destroy it.
I wholeheartedly support this initiative. We need to preserve the forrests, and save these beautiful creatures.
What a great mission. I stand behind this and see it’s value. We absolutely must protect our wildlife by protecting their habitat before it slips past a point of no
Love nature! Love birds! Love paradise! En
We are losing so many species every day. Let’s not destroy this small piece of paradise.
Please protect and preserve these wonderfuls resources. We will not see their like again if they disappear.
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
Debemos proteger a quienes están a nuestro cuidado, ellas son muy importantes para la vida, son tan hermosas, salvemos su hogar!!
I want to help protect the rainforests
I speak up in support of the rainforests of Tanah Papua and the Maluku Islands. The beautiful and unique beings of these islands must remain as they are for our
Birds are the real fascinating creatures by Nature. They have a main role to maintain our ecosystem e.g, they maintain the population of insects, helps in polination and many other
Let’s protect birds of paradise and their habitat. They are an essential part of the Earth.
I support this initiative because I want this world to be a better place for all spicies.
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
I’ve been fascinated by the Birds of Paradise since I read a beautifully illustrated 1950s article about them in National Geographic over 50 years ago. I continue to avidly follow