BIRD CONSERVATION
Bird-O has one serious ambition. Our politicians say we have to ‘choose’ between conservation and development. What if we resign one species to extinction, what about the next ... and the next? When will it end? What choice do we really have? We’re also told there aren’t enough Australians interested in birds to make a difference. Everyone we meet loves birds ... so we don’t believe this.
Orange-bellied Parrot - world population now reportedly just 35 birds.
http://bird-o.com/2011/05/20/orange-bellied-parrot/
Surely we can prove that most Australians truly and genuinely love our irreplaceable wild bird life.
Sign up and send this link to anyone you know, who you think cares to learn more about our amazing bird life. Bird-O's philosophy is to re-ignite interest via the fundamental beauty and importance of birds to Australian people. Sign up and you'll receive a monthly reminder about articles published to the site. So join us today and spread the word amongst friends and family
Bird-O has one serious ambition. Our politicians say we have to ‘choose’ between conservation and development. What if we resign one species to extinction, what about the next ... and the next? When will it end? What choice do we really have? We’re also told there aren’t enough Australians interested in birds to make a difference. Everyone we meet loves birds ... so we don’t believe this.
Orange-bellied Parrot - world population now reportedly just 35 birds.http://bird-o.com/2011/05/20/orange-bellied-parrot/Surely we can prove that most Australians truly and genuinely love our irreplaceable wild bird life.
Sign up and send this link to anyone you know, who you think cares to learn more about our amazing bird life. Bird-O's philosophy is to re-ignite interest via the fundamental beauty and importance of birds to Australian people. Sign up and you'll receive a monthly reminder about articles published to the site. So join us today and spread the word amongst friends and family
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