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

I have always loved Birds of Paradise. They are so beautiful and unique. Habitats around the world must be saved or none of us will have a future.

They’re one of my favorite birds ever, and they have a special place in my heart. They just make me happy!

The biodiversity of these islands is unique to nowhere else in the world. It is vital we protect them for generations to come. For the wildlife’s sake, and for humanity’s

Please continue to remind people of how important the forest is, not only for the sake of globalisation, but also to think of it as other creatures’ home. Enough destruction

Encomiable labor, es necesario unirse para evitar la extinción de las especies, que tritemente no sabemos respetar ni valorar. Por la vida siempre, gracias.

I got the chance to be a guest in a jungle once. This world is one entirely different, it seems to be another planet – the air, the colour, the

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

We can also eat the fruit of the knowledge of good and bad, OUR BRAINS, to preserve whatever remains of our paradise on our only, so far, LIVING PLANET!

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

The birds of paradise helped me deal with the first lockdown in my town. During that time I saw Vogelcop Bird on TV and I couldn’t believe my eyes! Those

This is the time to do everything we can to save our planet and the beautiful creatures that inhabit it. We only have one Earth and we must protect it!

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Preserving the biodiversity of this region is crucial for both the environment and communities of this land.

I support people who live in the rainforest.