Urgent action needed for Parliamentary Inquiry!
Please take immediate action to help save our marine life.
Your politicians need to hear from you during a current Parliamentary Inquiry into management of our marine life in NSW. Following protests from the anti-conservation lobby they need to hear YOUR voice!
Please take two minutes to fill out an online form. With overfishing, pollution, habitat destruction and invasive species all putting pressure on our oceans, it’s essential we have proper protection for the turtles, dolphins, seahorses and hundreds of other creatures that call NSW home.
Your personalised letter could make all the difference!
Our form also allows you to call on Sydney’s politicians to support better management of Sydney’s much loved and used marine waters. Currently only 0.4% of the ocean around Sydney has full protection so it’s a priority area for improved conservation.
Please remember to fill out your personal comments. These can be as short as you wish, but will add valuable weight to your submission. Deadline is March 19th 2010.
Help protect our marine life by clicking here today! http://www.marine.org.au/marinesubmission.htm .
Contributed by Nicky added 2010-03-03
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