I have been thinking about this article:

What Australia Allocating 30% Of Land Mass For Endangered Species Means For Species Recovery - By the #EndangeredSpeciesCoalition

https://www.endangered.org/what-australia-allocating-30-of-land-mass-for-endangered-species-means-for-species-recovery

The crazy thing is: currently, 22% of the land in #Australia is already conserved, so we are talking about adding another 8% over the next 10 years!

I propose increasing the goals to 50% by 2030 (there's lots of desert in Australia so I really don't see this as a hard problem for the politicians to game for extra browny points), for land to be used exclusively for non human purposes and conservation.

But of course, there's untapped mining potential and untapped land that can be used to grow non native (invasive) species such as #cows, #pigs, #chickens, and #sheep, and we can't let profits and self centred selfish goals get in the way of the common good, God forbid we think about the native and unique species of Australia.

What are some ways we can help in getting Australia (and the rest of the world) to 50% of planet Earth to be untouched by humans, and (pardon my words 😂) left the fuck alone?

1. Buy the land or parcel of land and donate to a Nature Conservancy. Here is a local example from #Victoria: https://trustfornature.org.au/ways-to-give/donate-land

2. If you don't have the land or a lot of wealth, you can #GoVegan. Yes, I harp on it all the time, but #SupplyAndDemand in our society is key.

Which option is easier? 🌱

#PorqueNoLosDos 😂

#vegan #vegans #veganism #VeganForTheAnimals #AnimalRights