Subject: [China] 勺嘴鷸保育行動 Spoon-billed Sandpiper needs your vote! [Print This Page] Author: HKBWS Bonnie Time: 4/01/2011 18:12 Subject: 勺嘴鷸保育行動 Spoon-billed Sandpiper needs your vote!
迪士尼的保育基金於來年會贊助中國的勺嘴鷸保育行動, 但金額視乎大家投票而定!! 第一位可得US$100 000!!!!
現在離投票結束日期只剩下一星期了(投票日至1月10日)!!
請大家踴躍支持, 也叫身邊的朋友一起參與吧!!!!
現在小勺子是第三位!
注冊及投票：http://disney.go.com/projectgreen/explorevote.html
US zip code可用這個:32611（是大學的，應可以用）
Spoon-billed sandpiper needs your vote!
This project is funded by Disney’s Project Green, the project name is “Saving Spoony’s Chinese Wetlands”. It will receive at least US$25000, but if more people vote, that support can rise to $50 000!!! So please support the conservation of one of the rarest bird in the world!!!
The voting is due next week(10Jan!!!), so grab the time!
And this project is now at the third place~
In order to vote, you have to register first: http://disney.go.com/projectgreen/explorevote.html
For the US zip code, you can use this 32611, or any US zip you can use~ Author: HKBWS Bonnie Time: 13/01/2011 23:35
Thank you everyone who have voted for this project!
I am happy to announce that the project "Save Spoony's Chinese Wetlands" came to the first place after the 2-month election!!!
Yet, this is just the start, we will need more support from you for the conservation of the Spoon-billed Sandpiper!
China Programme Officer Author: pchunchiu Time: 14/01/2011 09:23
This is an exciting news, Congratulations! Author: yyattung Time: 14/01/2011 10:55
Author: anncheung0831 Time: 14/01/2011 12:23
Bare in mind?!Author: anncheung0831 Time: 3/02/2011 15:12
BirdLife International - Save Spoony's Wetlands
$100,000 will help save Spoony's Chinese wetlands.
This project will contribute to the conservation of Spoon-billed Sandpiper, a unique and highly threatened migratory shorebird. It aims to strengthen the protection of the two most important sites known for the species in mainland China, by raising awareness among local government and communities about the importance of the species and of the inter-tidal wetlands that are vital for its survival. Student conservation groups will be established and become the ambassadors for the Spoon-billed Sandpiper, informing local people and the government about the importance of conservation and protecting wildlife.
