We’ve lost so much already – we cannot afford to lose more.
The birds-of-paradise are one of the great wonders of the natural world and I am fortunate to have been able to document and study them in the wild through my
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We’ve lost so much already – we cannot afford to lose more.
The birds-of-paradise are one of the great wonders of the natural world and I am fortunate to have been able to document and study them in the wild through my
Good work protecting your rainforests. Some Australians are trying to as well. But Australia is one of the worst countries for species becoming extinct. Foxes & cats are killing millions
Join, please
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
Tetap menjaga dan melindungi burung surga ini (burung cendrawasih), jangan memburu dan menjual-belikan???
We’ve lost so much already – we cannot afford to lose more.
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
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
I support the protection of the habitat for the amazing birds of paradise! These birds are living miracles!
Please just stop clearing all remaining native habitat JUST STOP!!
Please protect the rainforest habitat that these beautiful birds need to survive and also please protect the birds Sir David Attenborough quite rightly rates seeing these stunning birds in real
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
Keep the Forests safe and the Birds of Paradise alive
I speak up in support of the rainforests of Tanah Papua and the Maluku Islands. The beautiful and unique beings of these islands must remain as they are for our
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