I hope rainforest Papua and Maluku stay always natural, and we can still see the birds of paradise.

These birds are precious and deserve to have their home protected. Do no harm.

These birds are precious and deserve to have their home protected. Please do them no harm.

I support saving the habitat for birds of paradise with my whole heart. I have done bird protection work in the past and would be interested in doing fieldwork as

I support all efforts to protect the birds of paradise. They are like no other birds on Earth and are beautiful beyond belief! They must be protected for their own

Protect the vital habitats and ecosystems in Papua, the last truly wild frontier left on our planet.Save the incredible birds of paradise for future generations to marvel at and appreciate.

I support this initiative because I want this world to be a better place for all spicies.

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

Debemos proteger a quienes están a nuestro cuidado, ellas son muy importantes para la vida, son tan hermosas, salvemos su hogar!!

Please support the areas where native birds use the forests in Tanah Papua and the Maluku Islands. These areas are habitats for birds-of-paradise and thousands of biodiversity in Indonesia.

Thank you for working to protect the birds of paradise! They are the most amazing birds on Earth and their protection is absolutely necessary! They are MIRACLES!Let me know when

Birds-of-paradise are among the most intriguing and diverse families of birds, that truly represent the unique amalgamation of abiotic and biotics factors throughout Indonesia papua, Papua New Guinea, and eastern

These magical colorful birds and their habitats have to be protected. They must be saved and kept on this planet. So stunning and unreal Can’t imagine losing these to never

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