save our green turtles

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karchiites ko zayada pata ho ga but i have just heard that government has made a deal with EMAAR group of u.a.e. to develop two of our icelands as residential colonies.the deal is said to be around 3 billion u.s dollors but the problem is that these icelands happen to be the only places in the world where green turtles come and lay their eggs,not only this but the place also have mangrove plants that are so important for eco balance in the sea and many small fish lay their eggs under these mangroves.mangroves also help to thwart the tsunami,and one reason why the tsunami hit so badly is that mangroves have practically vanished from many coasts of this part of the world.
where are our environment protection agency and our n.g.os,are they sleeping as usual.
i'm trying to contact the ministry of environment and E.P.A to register my concerns and i request all of you to do the same since it is a very serious issue and we should not let the affluent ones play golf there on the expense of our green turtles.
lets save them togather

Posted 17 Nov 2006

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koi kuch nahi karega

Posted 17 Nov 2006

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nikama said:
karchiites ko zayada pata ho ga but i have just heard that government has made a deal with EMAAR group of u.a.e. to develop two of our icelands as residential colonies.the deal is said to be around 3 billion u.s dollors but the problem is that these icelands happen to be the only places in the world where green turtles come and lay their eggs,not only this but the place also have mangrove plants that are so important for eco balance in the sea and many small fish lay their eggs under these mangroves.mangroves also help to thwart the tsunami,and one reason why the tsunami hit so badly is that mangroves have practically vanished from many coasts of this part of the world.
where are our environment protection agency and our n.g.os,are they sleeping as usual.
i'm trying to contact the ministry of environment and E.P.A to register my concerns and i request all of you to do the same since it is a very serious issue and we should not let the affluent ones play golf there on the expense of our green turtles.
lets save them togather

Surprised @ our gov's concern.

kya ye sirf news hey ya sach much kuch ho raha hey. jesa likha hey wesa hona to shayad khasa mushkil hey.
we pay least attenttion to such things i.e. protection of wild life, greenery,etc etc..

i dont know what i can do..?

Posted 17 Nov 2006

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Pakistan has long been known to support a large population of Green Turtles Chelona mydas (with a lesser number of Olive Ridleys Lepidochelys olivacea), nesting primarily at Hawkes Bay and Sandspit near Karachi, Sind Province. There have been indications that the remaining coast of Pakistan, in Baluchistan Province (the Makran coast), may also hold significant numbers of sea turtles. At least 95% of the Baluchistan coast (>700 km long) consists of inaccessable and unfrequented sandy beaches-apparently suitable turtle habitat. Three sources have provided data on turtles in Baluchistan. Butler (1877) reported nesting by large turtles, apparently C. mydas, on Astola (Haft Talar), a small island some 25 km from the mainland. Butler stated "there is no water on the island, which is barren, and only frequented by boats from Muscat, which catch fish and large numbers of turtle". Although few turtles were encountered on the nest beach on the evening of 28 May 1877, the shore was reportedly "strewn with the dry carcasses of turtles which had been killed by Arab fishermen for the sake of their oil...the stench along the beach in consequence was intolerable". Shockley (1949) recorded that C. mydas was seen frequently along the coast near Jiwani (Jiunri), adjacent to the border with Iran. As many as a dozen large turtles could often be seen close inshore at one particular "turtle cliff", and numerous turtle tracks could be seen on the beach (in September-November 1945). Later, in an unpublished letter (cited by Frazier, 1980), S. Telford reported information from reliable sources that "many thousands" of turtles were harvested from a beach at Ormara during 1975.

I Dont think so this single project gona vanish the population of green turtles

Posted 17 Nov 2006

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n lil addition...
The Green Turtle is the second largest species of marine turtle family after the Leatherback turtle. It can grow up to 3.5 feet in carapace size, and could be as heavy as 180 kilogram. It is found throughout the world in all tropical and sub-tropical oceans. The prominent nesting beaches of Green Turtle include the U.S. Virgin Islands, Florida Bay, Mexican Islands, Costa Rica, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Philippine, Malaysia and Australia.

Posted 17 Nov 2006

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iam ready to save your green turtles, but i dont know how to do it.;

Posted 18 Nov 2006

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franky
unn k andon pe ja k beth jao

hahhaahhaaa... oupsss
sorry

welllllllllll,,
environement protection,,, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
nikama kahan rehte ho beta,, 3rd world ki population apne bachon ko nahi bacha sakti aap turtles k ande bachane ki baat kar rahe ho
sialkot aur faisalabad jaise baray industrial areas mei aik nazar daurao,, aur tutles k saath saath wahan ki safai ki application bhi de do,, bohot logon ki dua'ain lo ge
(damnnn ministry of environement,, pak mei hoti hai kya

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do u think 3 billion US$ ki deal karne waale iss baat ka koi notice bhi lein ge,, ya kisssi ko notice lene dein ge

but u r right,,,, kuch to hona hi chaiye,, thnx for this topic,, ab to hum yeh bhi nahi keh sakein ge k HUM KO PATA HI NAHI THA
hmmm and atleast u ll b able to say that u tried ur best

Posted 20 Nov 2006

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kya hoga

Posted 20 Nov 2006

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yeh sab kehne ki baatien hain

Posted 20 Nov 2006

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Ashii said:
franky
unn k andon pe ja k beth jao
hahhaahhaaa... oupsss
sorry

u really think this will work,,??on the contrary it will
put the endangered species into more gore danger ;)

Posted 22 Nov 2006

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fragi,thx for info

mujhe bataya gaya he k abhi is plan ka sirf m.o.u sign hua he aur us per bhi karachi ki citi gov.ne apni reservations express ki hain,another good thing is that provincial gov has declared that the proposed land belongs to the province and the provincial gov will make any decision in the best interest of the province.
e.p.a se jo reply aya he us ko perh ker pehle hansi aai aur baad main rona.

hamara kya bane ga

Posted 27 Nov 2006

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post that reply here
k hum bhi thora hans lein

Posted 09 Dec 2006

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reply ko maro goli
achi khabar yeh he k sind ki nationalist parties ne is issue pe kafi rola rappa dala he.kafi n.g.os bhi maidan main uter aai hain.
ab umeed he kuch na kuch ho ga zaroor

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Caring for the environment is very important because we live in it and are part of it, and our descendants will still live after us. It is better to leave behind a lot of good than bad. If you are also very concerned about the fate of the turtles, then I advise you to call TortoiseTown phone number and ask them all your questions. They will be happy to hear that you want to help the turtles because they are doing the same. I learned a lot from them.

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