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Updated: July 27, 2010

Tell Tony how essential marine sanctuaries are!

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We were shocked to hear Opposition Leader Tony Abbott announce on Tuesday he will stop creating marine sanctuaries around Australia if elected Prime Minister.

So let's get as many people as possible on the phones to Tony - tell him to get a snorkel to go with those budgie smugglers and take a look at what's beneath the waves.

Call Tony today on (03) 8616 5100.

After you've given Tony a call, share with us how you went on our Facebook page

While our marine life buckles under the pressure of pollution, overfishing, and the destruction of marine habitats, Tony's vision is to do nothing.

The state of marine life:

  • Two-thirds of the world's coral reefs are dead or dying;
  • 90% of the world's large fish have been fished-out;
  • Less than 5% of Australian marine life is protected; and
  • 20% of WA's seas have been signed over to oil and gas drilling.

If Tony Abbott gets his way, Australia will risk joining the global collapse of our oceans, and the collapse of jobs and industries that rely on sustainable fish stocks and healthy oceans.

Call Tony Abbott on (03) 8616 5100 and declare your support for marine sanctuaries - let him know Australian's want:

  • Protection for our unique marine life;
  • Protection for regional communities and jobs that rely on healthy marine life;
  • Protection for migratory whales who need marine sanctuaries to thrive; and
  • Protection from oil spills.

Your environment, your future, your vote!
Thanks for your support,

Renae Williams
Kimberley Community Campaigner, the Wilderness Society

For more information, please contact:

Kimberley Campaigner

The Wilderness Society WA Inc

City West Lotteries House
2 Delhi St
West Perth, WA, 6005
Phone: 08 9420 7255

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