Time is running out for Henoko Bay and the last surviving Dugongs of Japan. Please help by adding your name:Petition: www.greenpeace.org/henoko---------H.E Ms Caroline Kennedy U.S. Ambassador to Japan,Henoko Bay is the home of the last remaining Dugongs in Japanese waters. It is estimated that there are as few as a dozen left in existence.We understand that the concrete slabs have already started being dumped into the dugongs primary habitat. We urge you to intervene and halt further construction until a sustainable solution is found which guarantees the survival of this last group of IUCN red-listed Dugongs and protects coral reef and Dugong’s seagrass food supply.We stand with the local Okinawan people who have voted to elect a prefectural government which is opposed to building a U.S Marine base on this environmentally critical site in Japan.You have stood up for environmental protection before. We know you can do it again.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Greenpeace: Okinawa, Henoko Bay, Save the Dugongs 2015
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animals,
biodiversity,
cultural heritage,
democracy,
life-sustaining civilization,
oceans,
Okinawa,
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