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The Wilderness Society has a new online petition to help protect the Kimberley. This is your chance to bring rationality back to the debate – please send a message to the leaders of Government and Industry making it clear that you do not support a polluting industrial site on the Kimberley coast.
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120 day countdown to save the Kimberley - The Wilderness Society - Online Action - Have your say
The Wilderness Society would like to thank all who made a phone call to, or emailed PM Rudd's office. Our campaigners in Copenhagen worked tirelessly (along with many others) to protect the world's natural forests. Your support and commitment is much appreciated. Their update is below.
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The overall result is particularly disappointing because the Wilderness Society and the alliance we created and work closely with (The Ecosystems Climate Alliance (ECA)) did a magnificent job on a core element of the fight against climate change – protecting and restoring the world’s forests. ...
The Wilderness Society would like to thank you for making the call to Mr Rudd's office. For those who haven't yet called, there's still two days of Copenhagen climate talks to go. As you can see from the comments on this page, it only takes two minutes to tell Mr Rudd you want real action on climate change.
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The UN climate talks in Copenhagen are approaching crunch time. Kevin Rudd is representing you at this meeting - a meeting to decide how we deal with climate change. Kevin Rudd is about to make a call on your future. Why don't you make a call to Kevin?
The Wilderness Society Kevin Rudd is about to make a call on your future. Why don't you make a call to Kevin before Copenhagen ends? Let us know how you go.
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The UN climate talks in Copenhagen are approaching crunch time. Kevin Rudd is representing you at this meeting - a meeting to decide how we deal with climate change. Kevin Rudd is about to make a call on your future. Why don't you make a call to Kevin?
The Wilderness Society notes there's an interesting article regarding Gunns' proposed pulp mill in todays The Age online - 'Gunns reloads' http://is.gd/5nI6U
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IN THE annals of Australian forest protest, the battle of Baker's Creek should barely rate a mention. It was a small, grim affair in Tasmania's Huon Valley that pitched old-time loggers against incoming settlers.
The Wilderness Society WA's the Great Western Woodlands is the largest temperate woodland left on Earth. It is a refuge for 20% of all Australia's plant species and rare and threatened animals. Sign online and help protect the Great Western Woodlands today.
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The Great Western Woodlands (GWW) is currently at risk from frequent and intense uncontrolled fires, noxious weeds, feral pests, habitat fragmentation - and the pressure from these threats is likely to increase with climate change. ...
The Wilderness Society and World Expeditions are giving away a trip on the Franklin River. To win, tell us what you love about an Australian wild place.
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The Wilderness Society and World Expeditions are giving away a trip on the Franklin River. Departing on 14 March (2010) for 12-days, the trip has a total value of $2,695. To win tell us what you love about an Australian wild place.
The Wilderness Society would like to thank the thousands of members and supporters who contributed to this significant win in the campaign to protect the Kimberley. Together we really do make a difference!
The Wilderness Society — Significant win in the campaign to protect the Kimberley – major bauxite mi
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Norwegian-owned aluminium corporation Norsk-Hydro confirmed at ameeting with the Wilderness Society on 12 November 2009 that itwill not be pursuing plans for bauxite mining in the Mitchell Plateauregion of the north Kimberley, and has returned its mining leases tothe State Government.
The Wilderness Society Great breaking news. Norsk-Hydro says ‘No’ to bauxite mining in the Kimberley: Mining leases returned to Government. http://is.gd/4TLFH
The Wilderness Society — Norsk-Hydro says ‘No’ to bauxite mining in the Kimberley: Mining leases ret
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Norwegian-owned aluminium corporation Norsk-Hydro confirmed at ameeting with the Wilderness Society late yesterday that it will not bepursuing plans for bauxite mining in the Mitchell Plateau region of thenorth Kimberley, and has returned its mining leases to the StateGovernment.
The Wilderness Society says 42 countries - over a fifth of all countries on Earth! - have signed the Wilderness Society's forest pledge to protect natural forests and indigenous peoples' rights in those forests.
The Wilderness Society — The Wilderness Society puts forest and indigenous peoples' rights protectio
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In the final days of international climate negotiations in Barcelona,Spain, the Wilderness Society's Luke Chamberlain and Peg Putt joinedwith indigenous communities from around the globe to call forprotection of the world's forests and indigenous people's rights.