Every year the Federal Government releases huge swathes of offshore acreage for potential exploration by Big Oil.
This year, the pristine marine environment released proposes a brazen encroachment on a number of our iconic marine wilderness areas. Places like World Heritage listed Ningaloo and Shark Bay, and the Abrolhos Islands.
Ningaloo is the world’s largest fringing reef, a 260-kilometre long coral reef swarming with turtles, tropical fish, manta rays, humpback whales and the elusive whale shark.
This is a World Heritage listed area—it’s no place for oil drilling.
Will you add your name today …
Every year the Federal Government releases huge swathes of offshore acreage for potential exploration by Big Oil.
This year, the pristine marine environment released proposes a brazen encroachment on a number of our iconic marine wilderness areas. Places like World Heritage listed Ningaloo and Shark Bay, and the Abrolhos Islands.
Ningaloo is the world’s largest fringing reef, a 260-kilometre long coral reef swarming with turtles, tropical fish, manta rays, humpback whales and the elusive whale shark.
This is a World Heritage listed area—it’s no place for oil drilling.
Will you add your name today to help stop this before it even begins?
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