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Adel
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 6, 2011
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Inspiring!!
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If you think change is expensive -- try to stay in humiliation.. Adel Gana
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 6, 2011
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It is extremely admirable that these youth thought of a way to help out the world without being on
the side lines. It is one thing to say you want to do something to help and a complete other thing
to actually do something about it. Lots of youth around the world are discouraged by the fact that
they feel as though they are not powerful enough to make change happen. Well for everyone out there
that feels that way, these youth are living proof that if you want to see change happen all you have
to do is do something about. If we all work together there is nothing that we cannot do, and
thank-you for making change happen and kick starting a world event that will change lives for ever.
Whether it is the orangutans or the trees, or people in general, because of you these three things
will be greatly affected by your idea/organization.
This post was edited on: 2011-03-06 at 07:54 PM by: v-kabbani113
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 11, 2011
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PLEASE CHECK OUT MY VIDEO AND VOTE FOR ME! 
ECO-WARRIOR IN THE MAKING HERE 
http://gg.tigweb.org/tig/deforestaction/51953/
if u can then throw a vote my way...
On the topic of the article, I'm glad to see credit where it is due! These kids have shown the way
for the rest of us to become active in this and other causes! That they were able to buy a piece of
forest the size of singapore is inspirational!and personally I am simply itching to become involved!
I'm working for the wilderness society at the moment which is an australian non for profit
environmental activist group and advocacy group! In my work with WS and my personal beliefs I have
always held a strong regard for the notion of the power of the people to effect change, empowerment
of the seemingly powerless and I hope to effect change in some small way through my everyday
life!
If given the chance though, I'd love to take the opportunity to inspire others to do the same and
also get a head start in my aspirations through this competition...
again my entry is; http://gg.tigweb.org/tig/deforestaction/51953/
cheers
Sian 
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 12, 2011
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This project really takes advantages of the power of internet to develop this amazing collaborative
initiative. I think we should not forget to mention all the teachers who have chosen to involved
their schools. I hope many more teachers will follow the same path. Kids are our future decision
makers.
I am proud to be involved in this great community and this project.
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"Reach for the moon because even if you miss you will land among the stars"
Borneo's rainforest and orangutans need my help...
I'M READY TO TAKE ACTIONS!
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A bit more about me...
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 12, 2011
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Great example of how one idea can have such an impact and influence others. It's great to see the
next generation starting early and the education system supporting this change and awareness that
previous generations did not have.
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 12, 2011
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Of course! The teachers do a great job inspiring today's youth to learn they can use their voices!
but we must give these kids credit for putting themselves forward!
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 13, 2011
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I think it's great to get youth involved in action because, as corney and cliche as it sounds, they
are the ones who are going to have to clean up this mess!
Can't wait for the 3D movie to come out so I can show everyone!
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Steve Patriarco
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 13, 2011
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Hey all! For those of you who are interested in launching public awareness initiatives and/or
corporate accountability campaigns of your own, my friends at Rainforest Action Network have posted
some wonderful resources for you to get started.
(http://ran.org/category/resource-class/activism-resources) I also have a number of high-res PDF
files (palm oil informational flyers) from previous campaigns if anyone would like them, as well as
a couple rolls of stickers if you have a US postal address. They are designed primarily for
super-market and/or shopping mall campaigns, but let me know if your interest falls more in the
government/policy end of things as I have quite a bit of resources in that area as well. Please
just shoot me a private message with your email address and the type of campaign you are looking to
run!
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Steve Patriarco
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 13, 2011
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Direct link to "The
Burning Season" an absolute must watch for those who have not already seen it.
If you are interested in Project Borneo 3D - or better yet, in conservation and sustainable
development in SE Asia more broadly - I encourage you to add this to your *very* short list of
videos/documentaries to watch!
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The time to act is NOW. For the orangutans, for the global climate, and for the rural
people that have depended on these forests for generations. Please, help me help them by watching this very
brief video, and thank you!
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 14, 2011
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If you want to stay up on conservation issues in Indonesia and the Asia-Pacific region, you should
really consider subscribing to the Indonesia Nature Conservation Newletter (INCL). I've found it to
be indispensable, and believe you will too - particularly if you don't routinely scour regional
newspapers, tropical science journals, etc. but would really like a resource that pulls that
information together for you on a weekly basis. I've made a Go
ogle Doc Screenshot of the Table of Contents of this week's issue to give you a better idea of
what you'd be signing up for. It's good I promise! * Knowledge is power! Enjoy and spread
widely.
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The time to act is NOW. For
the orangutans, for the global climate, and for the rural people that have depended on these forests
for generations. Please, help me help them by
watching this very brief video, and thank you!
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niwa rahmad dwitama
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 18, 2011
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good articles, worth to read.
In Indonesia, we get this deforestation problem endangered the biodiversity. esp. by opening huge
project of oil palm plantation
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Robert Dart
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 25, 2011
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What a fantastic opportunity for young people to engage and actively promote the plight of the
orangutans and the importance of protecting Earth's rainforest.
Wishing you all the best with the project and looking forward to seeing the movie in 3D!
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 29, 2011
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When I was kid and I live in very small village in West Sumatra Province. I heard Orangutans every
morning/evening. So amazing.
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 29, 2011
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Direct link to "The
Burning Season" an absolute must watch for those who have not already seen it.
If you are interested in Project Borneo 3D - or better yet, in conservation and sustainable
development in SE Asia more broadly - I encourage you to add this to your *very* short list of
videos/documentaries to watch!
It's currently "not available" from that link 
However, I have been informed by @anactionmovie on Twitter that it is available on DVD in Australia - hopefully digitally and elsewhere soon:
If anyone knows where it can be viewed online, do post.
Another film worth watching is Green
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Tom Smith
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Re: DeforestAction and Orangutans
Mar 30, 2011
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Hi guys,
There are some great articles up here! Really inspiring!
I just wanted to share this article with you. Whilst it's quite sad, it does have a great ending.
Remember, this is what we're fighting for, one incredible creature at a time!
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3489794/Helen-the-orphan-orangutan-escaped-being-eaten-in-
Indonesia.html?OTC-RSS&ATTR=News
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