No More Extinctions

No More Extinctions

You can change the course of life.

This Threatened Species Day is a chance to remember the species we've already lost, but to also stand up for the ones we still have. In WA alone, there are over 700 species officially recognised as threatened. But extinction is not inevitable. And it's not too late to bring nature back from the brink. 

Extinction is a political issue. Environmental policies and the resources invested in conservation determine the future for our unique flora and fauna. So we need our government to take action and your voice can help tip the …

You can change the course of life.

This Threatened Species Day is a chance to remember the species we've already lost, but to also stand up for the ones we still have. In WA alone, there are over 700 species officially recognised as threatened. But extinction is not inevitable. And it's not too late to bring nature back from the brink. 

Extinction is a political issue. Environmental policies and the resources invested in conservation determine the future for our unique flora and fauna. So we need our government to take action and your voice can help tip the scales.

Even something as simple as sending an email to your local MP adds to the pressure politicians feel to act. 

How to make your voice heard:

  1. Fill out your address to identify your electorate's local MP
  2. Hit send!

That's all you have to do to help change the course of life!

*Note that a full address is necessary as some suburbs are split between electorates

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Email your local MP

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Personalise your email for maximum impact!

  • You could start by introducing yourself. Tell them who you are, where you live, why you care
  • Consider including examples of WA species you're particularly passionate about or stories from your community where policy is failing nature
  • Add in any additional asks that may be relevant to where you live.