Below is a list of the individuals who have signed the Raja Ampat petition online at Shark Savers. Note that we do not publish the names automatically to give us the opportunity to eliminate spam, most typos, and duplicate entries.
5653. Donna Lagone, Schenectady, New York, United States
Is the human race that pretentious to believe our natural resources will last forever. When they are gone what then. I hate to think.
5652. Joachim Fischer, Offenburg, Germany
5651. Lisa Carstarphen, Miami, Florida, United States
5650. Theresa Storm, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
5649. Not publicly disclosed, Badhoevedorp, Netherlands
5648. Caroline La Fleche, Mercier, Quebec, Canada
5647. Mike Pyette, Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
5646. Jasmin Schreiber, Wien, Austria
5645. Julia Wilkes, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
5644. Julien Comtet, Vandeins, France
STOP FISHING SHARKS, more LAWS IN ALL THE WORLD
5643. Not publicly disclosed, Linz, Austria
5642. Robin Savin, Bremerton, Washington, United States
5641. Anisa Nurul Hidayah, Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia
5640. Gary Palmer, Hants, United Kingdom
this criminal abuse of our wild shark population must stop before its to late and there is an irreversible inbalance in the food chain
5639. Fabien Jouannon, Munich, Germany
5638. Nana Trongratanawong, Bangkok, Thailand
5637. Iael Nachajon, Ridgewood, New Jersey, United States
5636. Not publicly disclosed, Mt Shasta , United States
I petition against the killing of sharks for their fins. Sharks are an essential component to oceanic food chains. Without sharks the ocean biome would collaspe. In addition, shark are a valuable resource to ecotourism. Please push to prohibit the destruction of valuable shark populations.
5635. Carol Strafford, Mouliherne, France
5634. Molly Matlock, Bynum, North Carolina, United States
5633. Not publicly disclosed, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
5632. Not publicly disclosed, Meikirch, Switzerland
5631. Annette Schmaltz, Berlin, Germany
5630. Not publicly disclosed, Darmstadt, Germany
5629. Klaus Gaar, Holzkirchen, Germany
5628. Karin Schall, New York, United States
5627. Patrick Brousseau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
im shy to see that sharks products can easyly be find in our market in canada,when would we stop importation at the custom?
5626. Silje Holte, Skien, Norway
5625. Maaren Drossaert, Antwerpen, Belgium
5624. Denise Whittle, Bristol, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
5623. Not publicly disclosed, Jakarta, Indonesia
5622. Clare Clements, Loosley Row, Bucks, United Kingdom
5621. Not publicly disclosed, Bangkok, Thailand
5620. Janet OMalley, Southwest Ranches, Florida, United States
5619. Sebastian Rost, Aldeia das Amoreiras, Odemira, Portugal
5618. Not publicly disclosed Bronx, New York, United States
5617. Not publicly disclosed, Bronx, New York, United States
Save the sharks!!!!!
5616. Not publicly disclosed, D-10407 Berlin, Germany
5615. Not publicly disclosed, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
5614. Diaan Kok, Amsterdam, Netherlands
5613. Jennifer Wager, Oxford, United Kingdom
5612. Roland Schmidlin, Vogtsburg, Germany
5611. Not publicly disclosed, Rochester, Kent, United Kingdom
Please learn the lessons from the Sea of Cortez - the whole eco system of Indonesia is at risk by shark fishing and unbalancing the natural order of things!
You have a beautifuil country surrounded by the best seas in the world - please keep it that way for everyone to share and admire!
5610. Nigel Partridge, Loosley Row, Bucks, United Kingdom
5609. Rico Ishak, Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
5608. Mike Stein, Hamburg, Germany
5607. Franz Anthony, Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
5606. Not publicly disclosed, Beringe, limburg, Netherlands
i think we have to stand up, and fight for a better future.
With living sharks not with death sharks!!!
5605. Andreas Beck, Basel, Switzerland
5604. Not publicly disclosed, Johanniskirchen, Bavaria, Germany
5603. Not publicly disclosed, Bingen, Germany
5602. Not publicly disclosed, Bracknell, United Kingdom
5601. Not publicly disclosed, London, United Kingdom
5600. Not publicly disclosed, Bintan, Riau archipelago, Indonesia
5599. Andrea Spindel, Munich, Bavaria, Germany
5598. Cristina Lourencao, Auckland, New Zealand
5597. Annelies Meijers, Halsteren, Netherlands
5596. Antonio Novella, Barcelona, Spain
5595. Kerryn Higgs, Wauchope, NSW , Australia
5594. Not publicly disclosed, Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
5593. Karen Savins, Singapore, Singapore
Keep up the good work. This must stop otherwise the ocean will be depleted of all creatures. The pyramid of life is close to collapsing.
5592. Lora Wiley, Wassenberg, Germany
5591. Tanja Panizzi, 3293 Dotzigen, Switzerland, Switzerland
5590. Rhonda Marks, Caringbah, NSW, Australia
5589. Susie Russell, elands, NSW, Australia
5588. Detlef Sarrazin, Phuket, Thailand
5587. Not publicly disclosed, Singapore, Singapore
5586. Not publicly disclosed, Bali, Indonesia
5585. Not publicly disclosed, Cairns, QLD, Australia
5584. Konrad Rustemeyer, Lockhart n Qld. Australia 4871, Australia
5583. lely Almidani, Indonesia, Banten - Indonesia, Indonesia
I Love my Country & Raja ampat Island is Vevry very Beautiful island. I Think its Like Heavens in the World.. Go Raja Ampat Island..
5582. John and Martha Stoltenberg, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, United States
5581. Sheila Stanley, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
5580. Not publicly disclosed, Malang, East Java, Indonesia
be more brainy in what we did....
5579. Capt Ben, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malaysia
Stop this shark finning, stop killing sharks and stop killing those whales....... Let them live for us to see....
5578. Cara Choy, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
5577. Dan Trent, San Diego, California, United States
May the almighty bless you in an equal measure, to the respect that you give to all of creation.
Be good caretakers of your oceans and they will return goodness to you.
5576. John Cantamessa, Cairns, Queensland, Australia
5575. Greg Sinnott, Roswell, Georgia, United States
5574. Taylor Hartsfield, John's Creek, Georgia, United States
Never been to Raja Ampat, but with this shark sanctuary I will soon!
5573. Evan Honning, Boulder, Colorado, United States
5572. Angeline Staltari, Toronto, Canada
Sharks, mantas and rays are critical to your goals of sustainable fisheries, healthy reef environments & strong eco-tourism. Loss of your sharks will diminish biodiversity & impact tourism as divers will go elsewhere. Sharks, Mantas and Mobulas are among your greatest treasures!
5571. Antony Moore, Stafford, United Kingdom
5570. Irina Moore, Stafford, United Kingdom
5569. Not publicly disclosed, Westcourt, Queensland, Australia
5568. Not publicly disclosed, Modesto, California, United States
5567. Not publicly disclosed, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
fantastic, i sign every petition... sharks are such a crutial part of our marine ecosystem.
5566. Not publicly disclosed, Jasper, Alberta, Canada
i am 59 yrs of age and have beenn diving since age 16, have traveled and dove extensively and in my time have witnessed the shocking decline of corals and sea life. it has to stop.
5565. Not publicly disclosed, Park City, Utah, United States
5564. Bruno Pas, Londerzeel, Belgium
5563. Remi Gauchet, Lake Forest, California, United States
2 ways:
You kill all the shark, make quick money and end up destroying your environment.
Protect them and for years you will have a stable revenue through tourism that will impact the whole economy of your country!
I will pay to come scubadiving and see your shark!!
Remi
5562. Not publicly disclosed, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
5561. Kyoko Takayama, Livermore, California, United States
As divers we will keep visiting and spending money if there are marine preserve for both sharks and reef fish in the area.
5560. Clarke Fullerton, Antrim, United Kingdom
Why eat someething reportedly as tasteless as shark meat in the first place?
5559. Alex Mustard, Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom
5558. Not publicly disclosed, Sagamore hills, Ohio, United States
I glad there are people out there doing this
5557. Rick Bates, Ajax, Ontario, Canada
5556. Not publicly disclosed, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
5555. Frank Budweg, Lyss, Switzerland
5554. Kevin Gray, kent, United Kingdom
