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| IUCN - David Hewett |
Australia Most travelers want to do so also like the wildlife of Australia. An encounter with a koala, wombat, platypus and kangaroo each and Co make the break or an even such a short weekend trip a perfect experience. Especially happy to be able to appreciate those who have already met a Tasmanian devil ...
The Tasmanian devil, or the Sarcophilus harrisii needs help.
graduated in May 2009 the Australian Government the Tasmanian devil as endangered under national environmental law. The Tasmanian Devil is on the Red List of the International Association for the Preservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) listed as critically endangered. As reported widely in size and the Tasmanian devil all the support I can get it needs.
What you can do about that? You can donate to organize a fundraising event to be a partner of the organization Save the Tasmanian Devil or participate in a study on a research project the University of Tasmania .
I help the devil now a very small amount. When I see this advertising on my blog, the company donates 1 AUD , not much, but "The drop in the ocean can be the beginning of rain ..." And the advertising is too cute!
Has anyone ever seen a Tasmanian Devil? And where exactly was that?
Greetings from Melbourne!
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