People Against Killing Kangaroos | Environmental conservation organisation

People Against Killing Kangaroos

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24.01.2022 We did it! People power worked. We protested and the board of the Green Beach Golf Club changed their minds about killing a mob of wallabies. The golf club will take non-lethal action to protect their greens. People need to raise their voices for animals. We can make a difference.

23.01.2022 A familiar Australian tune adapted for our kangaroos. This song contains an important message about how our governments kill kangaroos for money - profit - greed. Please share so we can spread the truth.

22.01.2022 Please sign and share to raise awareness and hopefully save a mob of wallabies about to be killed on a golf course in Tasmania.

14.01.2022 The following photos were taken in the last few weeks in country South Australia. These photos show the real reason kangaroos are killed. The land has been cleared for crops. No trees means no habitat for kangaroos. What do you do when you clear habitat and kangaroos have nowhere to live? You shoot kangaroos (and bash baby joeys to death). Then you come up with the idea of selling kangaroo body parts. The only problem is that you have to convince people that killing kangaroos is necessary and good. In steps the propaganda machine.

14.01.2022 People head over to this poll and vote. Please share with wildlife-friendly people.

08.01.2022 ....there is no working definition or accepted meaning for the words ‘overabundant’ or ‘pest’ in any legislation. Basically, it comes down to a handful of lobbyists and other squeaky wheels defining anything they deem to be a nuisance as ‘overabundant’, irrespective of its threat status, ecological role, or purported impacts. It is, therefore, entirely subjective, and boils down to this: If I don’t like it, it’s an overabundant pest. The second major issue I have with this ...entire, sorted affair is that the ‘impacts’ that many bang on about are also almost entirely anecdotal. Certain pastoralists will claim heavy losses from kangaroos, or that little corellas do $xxx amount of damage per year. But then when anyone with a modicum of quantitative nouse looks into the actual evidence, there is typically bugger all no economic modelling, no actuarial reports, no quantified data whatsoever. (Professor Corey Bradshaw) See more

07.01.2022 Another petition for people to sign. This one doesn't send letters to local MPs, so anyone can sign it. Please sign and share. We need to make a lot of noise and let the government know we mean business. Thank you.

06.01.2022 Please LIKE and share the following page created as part of a campaign to end the commercial and non-commercial killing of kangaroos.