Over 90,000 Acres of Critical Tiger Habitat to be Logged for Profit – Stop the Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra Plan and safeguard the Lendezari corridor from logging by signing the petition.
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this is such a huge problem everywhere. It does break my heart hearing stories like this.
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I know. It is truly heartbreaking. I sign a lot of petitions but today I just thought, ‘What else can I do to spread the word?’ Hence the post.
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sometimes that’s the best we can do! to spread awareness so that people remember the things that matter. x
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Signed – these magnificent cats deserve all the assistance we can give…
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Thank you, Joanne.
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Ah the magnificent tiger….one of my great loves, and this image definitely one of my favourites. Enjoy the day:)
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Thank you, Janet. Happy weekend!
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Reblogged this on Smorgasbord – Variety is the spice of life and commented:
Whilst the design by Sarah Vernon on First Night Design is as always terrific – the information regarding the plight of the Bengal Tiger is also compelling… as with the Rhino and far too many of our natural cohabitants of the world, they are in danger of disappearing for ever.
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I watched a programme yesterday about the speed with which man is deforesting the planet and the commentator said, “The earth while always survive, but if we continue as we are going, we will make ourselves extinct, and within a couple of million years ( nothing in spatial terms ) the planet will have regenerated all the forests, fossil fuels and produced new species, but mankind will not be here to witness it
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It’s that same old ‘I’m alright, Jack’ attitude. Terrifying.
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