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NRDC Says Stop Breaking the Law!
Corporations, lawmakers, and enforcement agencies should be accountable for breaking environmental and animal welfare laws.
Rise Above Destruction
Take Action
Save Beluga Whales From Industrial Attack
Protect the Lacey Act From Corrupt Politics
Posted in Endangered Species
Tagged Endangered Species Act, animal welfare, extinction, wildlife, marine life, ecological stability, conservation, Environment, save the whales, ESA, USA, animal law, pacific ocean, political corruption, pebble mine, cook inlet, habitat, sonar, oil, air gun, beluga whale, nrdc, apache alaska, greed, profit, shell
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Can You Live Without the Support of Aquatic Life?
Without a stable marine ecosystem, water is a resource people would have to forgo.
We Can Control What We Can Control – So Why Are We NOT? Profit is Simply a Non-Answer.
Take Action
Stop Killing Dolphins With Sonar
Declare Arctic a Global Sanctuary
Stop Oil Drilling in South Pacific
Stop Fish Farms in Federally Protected Waters
Protect Sea Lion From Fish Farms
Stop Dumping Chemicals in the Great Barrier Reef
Stop Overfishing policies in Canada
Posted in Animals in the News
Tagged animal life, animal welfare, beached whales, clean air act, Clean Water Act, conservation, ecosystem, Endangered Species Act, Environment, epa, fish, garbage removal, government regulations, lobbyists, marine life, navy, oil industry, parasite, Pollution, sharks, sonar, Tar Sands, toxic waste, whales
To keep thriving fish markets and tourism industries in Alaska it is best to avoid generating roach motel taglines like, “Alaska, home of lethal mine tailing ponds. The marine life and tourists come in but they won’t go out.”
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Pebble Mine of Bristol Bay Endangers Whales
Think About Real Consequences
Take Action and Save the Whales
Leave Bristol Bay and Beluga Whales Alone
Tell International Investors That Pebble Mine is a NO Go
We Do NOT Want Pebble Mine! No Means No!
Fish are More Important Than Jewelry Reject Pebble Mine
Stop Foreign Interests in Destroying Critical Beluga Habitat
Stop Destructive Open-Pit Mining
Enforce The Endangered Species Act and Stop Pebble Mine
Enforce Beluga Whale Protections
Stop Foreign Invasion for Destructive Mining Operation
Posted in Endangered Species
Tagged alaska, animal extinction, beluga whales, brink of extinction, bristol bay, clean water, cook inlet, cyanide, ecological stability, Endangered Species Act, extinction, habitat conservation, marine life, pebble mine, pike, protect environment, protect wildlife, salmon, save the whales, sulfuric acid, trout, whitefish
Santa loves all creatures. When Animal Life lends a voice to wildlife, their needs are apparent, the necessity of giving becomes evident, and the spirit of humanitarianism is discovered.
Main Article: Animal Letter to Santa
Petitions For A Call To Action:
Lend Your Voice to the Rhino Community:
Stop Senseless Slaughter of Rhinos
Save Future Generations of Rhino
Put Poachers in Their Place – Behind Bars
Tell South Africa to Care for Their Rhino Population
Lend Your Voice to the Dolphins, Manta Rays, and Tuna:
Stop Using Whale Meat as Tuna Bait
Boycott Mitsubishi For Irresponsible Tuna Trapping Practices
Ban Tuna Harvesting Until Corrective Measures are in Place
Take Action To Boycott Tuna Harvesting
Lend Marine Life Your Helping Hand:
Stop Oil Drilling in the Water
Stop Using Wildlife for Sideshow Venues
Tell The U.S. Navy to Stop Using Oceans as Toxic Landfills
Tell India to Protect Marine Life
Stop The Trawling Fishing Method
Let Reptiles Know They Matter:
Ban Exotic Reptiles in the United States
Help Protect Conservation Areas
Ban Reptile Skin Products in Europe
Donation Sites To Help Fund Calls To Action:
This season please consider donating to support animal organizations that continue to give the animal kingdom a voice. Many of these organizations are run by volunteers or underpaid staff that chooses humanity over a paycheck. Without compassionate people working these issues, continued animal vitality would be tipped in a devastating direction. Show your loved ones what really matters and make a gift donation in their names. Your family, friends, and the environment in which you live will appreciate it. Your gift will continue to be meaningful long after other gifts are tucked away.
Defenders of Wildlife Gift Donations
World Society for the Protection of Animals
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Tagged animal life, bad list, boycott, Chameleon, christmas, coral reef, dolphin, donate, endangered, exotic animal, fishing, Gecko, help, holiday, jungle, letter, Madagascar, manta ray, marine life, petition, poaching, reptile, rhino, rhino horn, santa, save, Skink, Snake, threatened, tuna, water, wildlife
SeaWorld’s Orca displays have no intrinsic educational value and therefore should be shutdown.
Main Article: SeaWorld Orcas Are Not Educational
Petitions For A Call To Action:
Help Imprisoned SeaWorld Animals
Stop Using Orcas For Entertainment
Tell SeaWorld To Release Lolita
Move SeaWorld Orcas To Sanctuaries
Save Dolphin Species From Captivity
Help Relocate Orca Presently Called Lolita From SeaWorld
Free Orca Called Tilikum To Sanctuary
Posted in Endangered Species
Tagged animal life, aquatic mammals, captive whale, education, Endangered Species Act, ESA, Killer Whale, lolita, marine life, National Marine Fishery Service, NMFS, Orca, petition for whales, Puget Sound, save the whales, SeaWorld, Southern Resident Orca, stop seaworld, tilikum, wildlife
Western Australia seeks to protect Humpback whales from the clutches of oil industries that seek to exploit the areas untapped resources.
Read Further: Humpback Whales Threatened by Oil Industry
Posted in Endangered Species
Tagged activism, cetacean mammals, dinosaurs, endangered species, environmental impact, environmentalists, extinction, gas industry, humpback whale, marine life, oil industry, oil refineries, oil spills, outback, protect environment, sanctuary, the kimberly, western australia, whale birthing
Fishing has been an evolving talent since the Mesolithic period. However, with an ever-expanding human population so too must our global fishing practices more responsibly evolve. What may have been prudent for the ancestors of the Faroe Islands is now an ill-gotten act of global irresponsibility.
Read Further: Heavy Whaling on Faroe Islands
Note: This article contains a link to a video feed that is not suitable viewing for the young or faint of heart. The video feed does not automatically play to allow everybody access to the petitions.
Posted in Endangered Species
Tagged beaching, cetacean mammals, denmark, ecological stability, economic responsibility, economic stability, faroe islands, fishermen, fishery industry, marine life, ocean, oceanographers, petitions, pilot whales, pods, sociology, sustainability, video, water mammals, whaling, wild caught
