Save The Dugong - Stop The Airbase

"The Okinawa coral reef that the U.S. Department of Defense wants to pave over is home to more than 1,000 species of marine life, including the last population of dugongs in Japan and three kinds of endangered sea turtles. This is so clearly in violation of US law that even Donald Rumsfeld would never try something like this in our own waters,' - stated John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA."

Go here to send an email and/or donate money to stop the US Marines and the Japanese Government from ganging up together to bugger up the planet.

You can protect this beautiful coral reef off Henoko, Okinawa where
less than 50 individuals of the rare dugongs remain by supporting
Greenpeace Japan's "Save the Dugongs in Okinawa, Stop the Air Base"
campaign. Your valuable donation will be used to work with local
people to create a Marine Reserve to protect the dugong...forever.