RE: First ever gathering of animal lovers at Speakers' Corner!

[Guest guest]

Keep-up the good-work Louis. This demo will definitely create good

awareness.

 

Regards,

Nilesh

PAWS

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HigxbMqfh0

 

 

Louis Ng (ACRES) [kknglois]

Friday, April 17, 2009 11:04 AM

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[ACRES] Join us: First ever gathering of animal lovers

at Speakers' Corner!

 

Hi all,

 

Join us at the first ever gathering of animal lovers at Speakers' Corner

in Singapore tomorrow!

 

Best wishes,

Louis

ACRES

 

 

Why should you care that over one million sharks were killed last year

alone for the sake of shark fin soup?

 

Because this is not just about sharks.

 

When sharks die, the oceans die.

 

Latest research shows that when sharks are removed from the ecosystem,

the entire marine food chain starts to collapse, and takes with it the

food resources on which large populations of humans depend.

 

It all happens under the surface and out of sight, so we never get to

see it. But now we can.

 

 

A 'first-of-its-kind' ACRES Event.

 

 

Join ACRES for a revealing display of the devastating domino effect

caused by the disappearance of sharks.

 

This event to launch ACRES' campaign against shark fin soup will be

held at Hong Lim Park (Speaker's Corner) on 18 April 2009 from 2pm to

4pm.

 

It is a unique opportunity for animal lovers to show their support for

the thousands of creatures threatened by the soup.

 

 

Why you need to be there.

 

 

If you have ever eaten shark fin, please come and discover why the

practice is so destructive.

 

If you love nature and the earth, please come learn about this

catastrophe under the sea.

 

Even if you couldn't care less about sharks or nature, please come find

out how this will change your life. Because like it or not, all of us

are eventually going to pay the price for Asia's ravenous indulgence in

this soup.

 

 

Event details:

 

'When sharks die, the oceans die'

 

Saturday 18th April 2009 2pm - 5pm

 

Hong Lim Park (Speakers' Corner)

 

 

 

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