
If we don’t do anything to protect them, no one will ever know they existed. And more importantly protect their environment.
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If we don’t do anything to protect them, no one will ever know they existed. And more importantly protect their environment.
Im give full support to keep safe this tropical rain forests paradise forever in tanah Papua,because most beautiful forest with thousands of birds I ever seen in my life..
It’s quite simple, really. I have five children, and five grandchildren, and I want to die knowing that this world will still have livable, viable places for humans AND animals!
Rainforests must be protected if Birds of Paradise and other wildlife are to remain on this planet. Our humanity will be diminished if we allow these species to disappear.
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
These incredible animals have survived for thousands of years and it would be tragic to lose them due to destruction of their habitat.
I would love to join a team of research volunteers in Papau New Guinea. Let me know and I will send my resume.
Defending paradise birds !
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
Let’s protect these beautiful birds.
Save the birds-of-surfer’s-paradise!!!
I’ve been fascinated with bird-of-paradise my whole life and it all started with me as a kid cutting out the images of the bird-of-paradise in my great-grandmothers dictionary. Bird-of-paradise have
The incredible beauty and diversity that makes up the rain forest must be safeguarded. It is precious and unique and a vital part of our world.
I hope rainforest Papua and Maluku stay always natural, and we can still see the birds of paradise.
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
Papua’s forests must be strictly guarded. stop illegal logging in the forests of Papua.