Enviro Map
Visit the
State-By-State Map
of local wilderness preservation and environmental efforts. Click
HERE to submit a link to the Enviro Map.
Visit the
State-By-State Map
of local wilderness preservation and environmental efforts. Click
HERE to submit a link to the Enviro Map.
International Links
Click HERE
to go to Save Our Wetlands International Links. Click
HERE
to submit a link to the International Links.
Click HERE
to go to Save Our Wetlands International Links. Click
HERE
to submit a link to the International Links.
:: Coalition for Otero Mesa ::
OteroMesa.com
Help Protect Otero Mesa!
One of the wildest places in southern New Mexico, Otero Mesa is at risk from oil and gas development.
You can help protect this resource through four simple steps.
1.
Send a letter
to your elected officials explaining why you think Otero Mesa deserves protection.
2.
Sign up for the email alert list
to stay informed about ongoing efforts to protect Otero Mesa.
3.
We need to educate more people about the threat to Otero Mesa.
Tell friends or family
about our campaign either on your own or by
using our tell-a-friend page.
4.
Browse the
Otero Mesa
website to learn more about Otero Mesa. View
profiles of people
affected by development, the
natural and cultural history
of Otero Mesa, the threat of
oil and gas development,
wilderness potential,
wildlife and natural resources.
1.
Send a letter
to your elected officials explaining why you think Otero Mesa deserves protection.
2.
Sign up for the email alert list
to stay informed about ongoing efforts to protect Otero Mesa.
3.
We need to educate more people about the threat to Otero Mesa.
Tell friends or family
about our campaign either on your own or byusing our tell-a-friend page.
4.
Browse the
Otero Mesa
website to learn more about Otero Mesa. View
profiles of people
affected by development, the
natural and cultural history
of Otero Mesa, the threat of
oil and gas development,
wilderness potential,
wildlife and natural resources.
"A Road Through Mali-Kuli" By Agi Kiss
A "Conservation Thriller" For people who love Africa, Wildlife and Suspense
Mystery, intrigue and danger in an action-packed new wildlife conservation thriller. Who is trying to poach an endangered
Pygmy Chimpanzee (Bonobo), and who will do almost anything to stop him?
"Action-packed and colourful...captures an Africa where intrigue is so much a part of life..." - Dr. Richard Leakey
A new "conservation thriller" which combines a wildlife conservation message with amystery suspense story.
It is based on true stories from my many years ofexperience working in wildlife conservation for the World Bank, in Africa.
It is suitable for High School students and adults. Here is the reference:
Kiss, Agi, A Road Through Mali-Kuli, 1stBooks Library, 2001. You can find out more about it at the
Agi Kiss website
VISION QUEST invites YOU to share your vision of how to make the world a better planet.
If you have a vision on how our air, water, food supply, wildlife, National Parks or any other natural resources can be
preserved–this is the place to LET THE WHOLE WORLD KNOW!
We encourage all students to participate. Email us at this address: info@saveourwetlands.org
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