These unique and beautiful creatures face a threat to their very existence from the replacement of their rainforest home with oil palm plantations in Northern and South East Asia. These lush and fertile forests harbour an immense range of biodiversity not found anywhere on the planet. Thinking, feeling, intelligent beings that love their children and just want to survive and have their animal communities left in peace. Hot spots for palm oil deforestation include: Borneo, Sumatra, Indonesia, Vietnam, China, Burma, Thailand, Brunei, The Philippines, Malaysia, India and Sri Lanka. These animals have a IUCN Red List status of Critically Endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable and are declining. Yet there is hope and there are a number of ways you can Take Action to Protect Them.
1000’s of beautiful #animals in #Asia face #extinction from the #deforestation of their #rainforest home for #palmoil #meat #timber #soy. @RSPOtweets certification makes no difference to #deforestation. Join the #Boycott4Wildlife!
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1000’s #Asian #animals face #extinction from #deforestation for #palmoil #meat #gold #mining #soy. @RSPOtweets certification makes no difference to #deforestation. #ClimateEmergency #FightGreenwashing and #Boycott4Wildlife
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Palm Oil Detectives 
We are just prolonging our agony with these actions, but hey, what can we do, hope dies last.
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Hello dear friend, you could say that, but also you could say that we’re fighting right until the bitter end – one way or another. If the world will end, at least we will go down fighting! I remain optimistic that together we can have a positive impact with our campaigning, you and I and all of the others make a powerful team, stay strong xx
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Stop the deforestation now. It is imperative to save the lives of all the animals, birds, flora and fauna.
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