The Ministry of Railways has officially confirmed a new protocol for speed restrictions and monitoring along migration corridors. Your support provided the necessary pressure to secure this outcome for the elephants. We will continue to monitor the implementation of these measures to ensure the safety of the herd remains a …
October 5, 2010
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September 28, 2010
September 27, 2010
The momentum generated by this cause indicates a profound collective resolve to end these tragic railway accidents. This surge of interest ensures that our demand for safer wildlife corridors is being noticed by those in positions of authority.
September 27, 2010
The stories shared by those who have signed this petition reveal a profound shared concern for our wildlife. I am currently coordinating with environmental experts to determine the most effective way to present these signatures to the Ministry of Railways.
Reached 100 supporters
September 24, 2010
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This is just heartbreaking. Why cant the trains slow down in forest areas? They are living beings too not just obstacles on the tracks.
so sad to hear about this.. these elephants have as much right to the forest as we do. please take action now
THESE POOR CREATURES ARE SUFFERING FOR NO REASON AT ALL. GOVERNMENT MUST WAKE UP AND INSTALL SENSORS OR SPEED LIMITS IMMEDIATELY.
STOP THE KILLING. Our wildlife is disappearing every single day because of pure negligence and greed.
My heart goes out to the elephants. We need to respect nature instead of destroying everything in our path.
THESE ANIMALS NEED PROTECTION AS WELL FROM ZOOS AND CIRCUS
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The Ministry of Railways has officially confirmed a new protocol for speed restrictions and monitoring along migration corridors. Your support provided the necessary pressure to secure this outcome for the elephants. We will continue to monitor the implementation of these measures to ensure the safety of the herd remains a …
October 5, 2010
Final supporters
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
September 28, 2010
September 27, 2010
The momentum generated by this cause indicates a profound collective resolve to end these tragic railway accidents. This surge of interest ensures that our demand for safer wildlife corridors is being noticed by those in positions of authority.
September 27, 2010
The stories shared by those who have signed this petition reveal a profound shared concern for our wildlife. I am currently coordinating with environmental experts to determine the most effective way to present these signatures to the Ministry of Railways.
Reached 100 supporters
September 24, 2010
7 Comments
The elephants who have been killed were created by GOD and granted the inalienable rights to be treated humanely and mercifully, and to live happily and safetly in within the ecosystem. These marvelous animals are beautiful and important creations of GOD.
This is just heartbreaking. Why cant the trains slow down in forest areas? They are living beings too not just obstacles on the tracks.
so sad to hear about this.. these elephants have as much right to the forest as we do. please take action now
THESE POOR CREATURES ARE SUFFERING FOR NO REASON AT ALL. GOVERNMENT MUST WAKE UP AND INSTALL SENSORS OR SPEED LIMITS IMMEDIATELY.
STOP THE KILLING. Our wildlife is disappearing every single day because of pure negligence and greed.
My heart goes out to the elephants. We need to respect nature instead of destroying everything in our path.
THESE ANIMALS NEED PROTECTION AS WELL FROM ZOOS AND CIRCUS
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The elephants who have been killed were created by GOD and granted the inalienable rights to be treated humanely and mercifully, and to live happily and safetly in within the ecosystem. These marvelous animals are beautiful and important creations of GOD.