Save Our Nature
Forests offer a home to much of the world’s diverse array of plants and animals and provide essential natural resources from timber and food to medicinal plants. Forests also support the lives of local communities and help them to thrive.
Save Our Animals
The Endangered Species Act is very important because it saves our native fish, plants, and other wildlife from going extinct. Once gone, they're gone forever, and there's no going back.
Nature Lovers
People power is at the heart of what we do and is vital to our success. Our ambition is to radically change the way the world works, and how wild and animals are treated. We have no time to lose.
WHY SAVE THE FOREST
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The forest cover in Sri Lanka is deteriorated day by day due to human activities. Under the present crisis of the country, people are allowed do agriculture anywhere they delighted. While they are doing so, they find additional income from the sale of wood extracted from the forest and from the sale of flesh of the wild animal hunt therein.
WHY SAVE THE ANIMALS
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Farmers also use pesticides, weedicide and agro chemicals in their farming pattern resulting the loss of environmental friendly insects and other wildlife essentially required for balancing the forest activities. Accordingly, the wildlife and their habitants are being depreciated and therefore some wildlife come out from the jungle and enter the home gardens and other human dominated landscapes in search of food, water and new habitants where they destroy everything. Such wild lives are also being killed by the people to protect themselves and their crops. People also eat flesh of wild animals.
The only way to make this happened is to take action!
People power is at the heart of what we do and is vital to our success. Our ambition is to radically change the way the world works, and how wild and animals are treated. We have no time to lose.
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