Papua and Maluku is Indonesia’s Treasure, menjaga nya sudah pasti adalah kewajiban orang indonesia.

Save the Paradise.

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.

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

I send my support for Papua and Maluku rainforest sustainability. It is essential for our planet’s ability to sustain life. The fools in corporate and governmental positions of power internationally

These birds are simply nature’s wonder and should be protected so our future generations can always have such beauty to admire and appreciate.

شکریہ انُ سب کا جو پرندوں کا خیال رکھتے ہیں اگر ہم پرندوں کی ختم ہوتی اقسام کی فکر نہیں کریں گے تو ایک دن دنیا کی تمام خوبصورتی کھو

Defending Birds-Of-Paradise is absolutely imperative, these unique majestic species of birds are no where else in the world. Every time I look at these birds, their behaviors, it amazes me

The family of the Birds of paradise it’s, by far, one of the most unique and superb family of birds that exist on this planet. There habitat must be conserved,

Life is worthy when we respect and protect the diversity, the planet is our home but not only for us but for all life on earth, the future is uncertain,

Thank you so much for your hard work! Thank you for protecting the beautiful forests where birds of paradise live. These birds are truly magnificent and incredibly special. My family

The Birds of Paradise, simply exist; due to the environment provided by the forests in the region (Papua and Maluku). Years and years of evolution, combined with the unique environment

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

Defending forests is defending is life! Congratulations and good luck!

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