!!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
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mark elliott
anaconda
Ty Milsom
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!!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) is a wetland conservation property and a tribute to Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin.
The 135,000 ha property, in Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula, is home to a set of important spring fed wetlands which provide a critical water source to threatened habitat, provide permanent flow of water to the Wenlock River, and is home to rare and vulnerable plants and wildlife.
The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) was acquired as part of the National Reserve System Programme for the purpose of nature conservation with the assistance of the Australian Government.
The Situation
The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) is being threatened by strip mining. Cape Alumina Pty Ltd has lodged mining lease applications which include approximately 12,300 ha of the Reserve. Cape Alumina company documents indicate an intention to mine 50 plus million tons over a 10 year period commencing 2010. The greater part of this mine is on SIWR
The proposed area for mining on the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve contains the head waters of irreplaceable waterways and unique biodiversity which will not recover after mining operations are finished.
You can sign the petion online on the below link, it takes a couple of seconds.
http://www.savestevesplace.com/
The 135,000 ha property, in Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula, is home to a set of important spring fed wetlands which provide a critical water source to threatened habitat, provide permanent flow of water to the Wenlock River, and is home to rare and vulnerable plants and wildlife.
The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) was acquired as part of the National Reserve System Programme for the purpose of nature conservation with the assistance of the Australian Government.
The Situation
The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) is being threatened by strip mining. Cape Alumina Pty Ltd has lodged mining lease applications which include approximately 12,300 ha of the Reserve. Cape Alumina company documents indicate an intention to mine 50 plus million tons over a 10 year period commencing 2010. The greater part of this mine is on SIWR
The proposed area for mining on the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve contains the head waters of irreplaceable waterways and unique biodiversity which will not recover after mining operations are finished.
You can sign the petion online on the below link, it takes a couple of seconds.
http://www.savestevesplace.com/
Ty Milsom
Re: !!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
its good to support it, i think ghe would vbe very upset
anaconda
Re: !!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
This is the problem with most human beings Ty... if they think they can make some cold hard cash, they don't give a second thought for conservation. All the animals are to them, is an obsticle, which prevents them from lining their pockets and getting rich quick. We class ourselves as the most intelligent life force on the planet, and are the only ones clever enough to build things like the Empire State building. Yet although we don't have the abiliity to fly, we are the only ones stupid enough to jump off it. What gives humans the right to exchange these animals lives/wellbeing for coloured paper?
mark elliott
Tom Charlton
Re: !!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
i signed it sometime ago, but cant remember but signed it again with my other email addy, lol
roger sharp
Re: !!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
Done and forwarded on to all the people I know that would care
Al Hyde
Re: !!The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve - UNDER THREAT - PLEASE SIGN PETITION
my point exactly al . too many people are in this for the moneyAl Hyde wrote:Done and forwarded on to all the people I know that would care
mark elliott
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