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Defending Paradise

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! I don’t want to die feeling like I’ve failed them, that WE have failed them. That to me is just unthinkable, and unbearably sad.

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I love bird of Paradise. The colors, the displays, the fascinating feathers- they are truly special birds. I am saddened to hear about habitat loss in their home ranges for

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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

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Cenderawasih or birds of paradise is not only part of the chains of life in the dense and quiet wilderness of the tropical rainforests of Papua and Maluku, but also

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These incredible birds and the forests that they live in need to be protected because if we don’t protect them these amazing creatures won’t exist.

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We need to open our eyes and see what happens in our land. Stand up and fight for our rights. Don’t let them control our land.

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For saving each species(strain) and maintain a biodiversity we should support each other

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I don’t have words for how seeing the birds of paradise makes me feel, I think I feel very jealous. I know it’s difficult to balance human needs with those

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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

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We need to protect the rainforest not only for the birds of paradise but everyone. Once it’s gone and you realise you need it, it’s too late.

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Birds of paradise crack me up. I mean, look at them dance. I wish humans courted in the same way. Just imagine what fun we’d have. And their forests, their

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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

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