The majority of the world is not aware this is happening. The Taiji cove is blocked off from the public. Cameras
are not allowed inside and the media does not cover the story. It's critical that we get the word out in Japan.
It's critical that we get the word out—everywhere.
We believe that once the Japanese people know,
they will demand change.
See the movie's website at
http://www.takepart.com/thecove/
Take part. Make a difference.
Lots of wild animals and wildlife terms to find.
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The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) is being threatened by strip mining. Cape Alumina Pty Ltd has lodged mining lease applications which include approximately 12,300 ha of the Reserve. Cape Alumina company documents indicate an intention to mine 50 plus million tons over a 10 year period commencing 2010. The greater part of this mine is on SIWR.
The proposed area for mining on the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve contains the head waters of irreplaceable waterways and unique biodiversity which will not recover after mining operations are finished.