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 Note that we do not publish the names automatically to give us the opportunity to eliminate spam, most typos, and duplicate entries.
5453. Stefan Beifuss, Schrobenhausen, Germany
5452. Not publicly disclosed, Aberdeen, Saskatchewan, Canada
5451. Not publicly disclosed, Surabaya, Indonesia
thanks for the effort, and hopefully more and more people in Indonesia being aware of this issue.
5450. Michelle Landi, Bali, Indonesia
5449. Not publicly disclosed, Bandung , West Java, Indonesia
5448. Not publicly disclosed, jakarta, Indonesia
Good luck for the petition =)
5447. Not publicly disclosed, Lubbock, Texas, United States
5446. Not publicly disclosed, Tangerang, Indonesia
5445. Celine Cabello, Orgerus, France
5444. Sebastian Hogberg, london, United Kingdom
Been diving in the Raja ampat on numerous occasions and would be very sad to see this unique region devesated by short-term thinking people only interested to only see to their own interests and dont give a shit in nature.
5443. Joseph Gaydeski, Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
It is extremely important that these animals are protected. The ocean and its inhabitants cannot take the continued exploitation. These animals are worth more alive to the ecosystem and to the poeple and businesses that occupy the surrounding region.
If we don't stop soon, what will be left for our children?
Joe Gaydeski
5442. Tim Barber, Doha, Qatar
5441. Not publicly disclosed, Delft, Zuid Holland, Netherlands
Please stop shark finning. Besides the cruel ways of killing these animals, they are important for any ecosystem. Removing them will impact any system in the long term. Therefor a healthy shark population is important for future and present tourism.
5440. Alexander Franke, Hamburg, Germany
5439. Tina Kissenbeck, Hamburg, Germany
As the movie SHARKWATER shows, it is of utmost importance to save the marine environment anywhere in the world, esp. Raja Ampat.
5438. Not publicly disclosed, New York, New York, United States
5437. Desna Bruce Walker, Puerto Alcudia, Baleares, Spain
5436. Gilles Querel, Compiegne, France
5435. Not publicly disclosed, Koblenz, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany
5434. Maik Solf, Manado, Indonesia
5433. Not publicly disclosed, West Orange, New Jersey, United States
5432. Wolfgang Poelzer, Kuchl, Austria
5431. Lieve Pottillius, 1850 Grimbergen, Belgium
Exellent initiative!!!!!
5430. Felicia Wee, Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
5429. Brad Northfield, Truro, United Kingdom
5428. Vanessa Mignon, Sydney, NSW, Australia
5427. Not publicly disclosed, Amsterdam, Netherlands
5426. Not publicly disclosed, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
5425. James Smith, York Harbor, Maine, United States
THIS IS A CRITICAL NEED FOR THE WORLD BIO DIVERSITY AND TOURISM. I HOPE RA TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BE A WORLD LEADER IN THIS ENDEAVOR
5424. Not publicly disclosed, Gent, Belgium
5423. Daniel Hafner, Schötz, Luzern, Switzerland
5422. Mirella Baio, London, United Kingdom
5421. Dean Betsworth, London, United Kingdom
5420. Chrisitne Tanod, Singapore, Singapore
It's always heartbreaking to see boxes full of small shark fins in Chinatowns. Say no to shark fin!
5419. Not publicly disclosed, London, London, United Kingdom
5418. Not publicly disclosed, Freiburg, BW, Germany
stop it!!!!
5417. Lise Ulseth, Trondheim, Norway
5416. Pete Storer, Truro, United Kingdom
5415. Anna Schimpf, Munich, Germany
5414. Alexander Nikolaev, Dubai, Russian Federation
5413. Not publicly disclosed, 47652 Weeze, Germany
5412. Not publicly disclosed, Brighton, United Kingdom
5411. Christian Donn, Koenigsbronn, Germany
5410. Not publicly disclosed, Munich, Germany
5409. Not publicly disclosed, Brussels, Belgium
5408. Sami Salmenkivi, Helsinki, Finland
5407. Sandra Smith, Male, Maldives
5406. Stijn Bruers, Herentals, Antwerp, Belgium
5405. Not publicly disclosed, Isny, Germany
5404. Shannon Conway, North Coogee, Western Australia, Australia
Please protect the Jewel of Raja Ampat
5403. Emma Davies, Byron Bay, Australia
Please take a holistic view of the situation and recognise the fact that we need sharks. They are an integral part of the system of life on our planet, so they must be saved.
5402. Jen Huei Chong, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
5401. John Horan , Dublin, Ireland
5400. Jemma McNeill, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire, United Kingdom
5399. Tobias Lindblad, Malmö, Sweden
Save the sharks, is to save tourism.
5398. Not publicly disclosed, Jakarta, Indonesia
5397. Luanne Nicholls, Cornwall, United Kingdom
It is a tragedy that so many shark species are killed annually. Many people disagree with this process but unless those who are capable of creating laws to inhibit extreme fishing take action, then we will continue to wipe out the beautiful species we share this world with to the point of extinction. Will we only learn when it is too late?
5396. Not publicly disclosed, Amstelveen, Netherlands
5395. Brigitte De Meyere, Dilbeek, Belgium
5394. Lesley Rochat, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Radja Ampat, which I have had the pleasure to visit, dive and photograph underwater, is one of the last underwater Edens left on Earth. A recent article in Science journal shows a major extinction event is currently underway that has the potential to be more severe than any others in history. Those in power to protect Radja Ampat have a responsibility to do so for the sake of humanity. Not to do so is criminal and a terrible shame on local government. www.lesleyrochat.com www.aoca.org.za
5393. Anastasia Manach, Newport, NSW, Australia
5392. Peter Charpentier, Pully, Vaud, Switzerland
5391. Not publicly disclosed, Jakarta, Jakarta City, Indonesia
Save Our Environment... #GoGreen
5390. Grace Kingdon, Singapore, Singapore
5389. Olga Martinelli, La Spezia, Italy
i worked a few months overthere...
that place is a piece of heaven, must be saved as much as possible
5388. Luca Vaime, Manado, Indonesia
5387. Marc Kuiper, Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
5386. Stella Freund, Smithfield, QLD, Australia
5385. Not publicly disclosed, Padang, Indonesia
5384. Rheza Sistiadi, Jakarta, Indonesia
very great work that you are doing, you have our full support
5383. Not publicly disclosed, Jakarta, Indonesia
5382. Not publicly disclosed, München, Germany
5381. Not publicly disclosed, Atambua, NTT province, Indonesia
5380. Not publicly disclosed, Atambua, Indiana,NTT province, Indonesia
5379. Not publicly disclosed, Burbank, California, United States
I have been to Indonesia twice for diving. The natural environment is what brings me to your waters. Please support this initiative to keep your tourism industry strong.
5378. Kermit Severson, Anacortes, Washington, United States
5377. Ricky Pesik, Jakarta, Indonesia
5376. David Chaniago, Tangerang, Jakarta, Indonesia
Save our oceans
5375. Not publicly disclosed New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
5374. Not publicly disclosed, Shanghai, China
5373. Tania Van Aert, Zoersel, Belgium
5372. Adhi Perwira, Jakarta Timur, Indonesia
Save all Mantas and Sharks
5371. Terry Manzella, Tonawanda, New York, United States
5370. Not publicly disclosed, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
5369. Meliana Salim, Ubud, Indonesia
5368. Russ Sanoian, Monterey, California, United States
5367. Oriana Titisari, Jakarta, Indonesia
5366. Mathieu Monette, Brussels, Brussels, Belgium
5365. Michael Rosenberg, Providence, United States
5364. Andrea Duggan, Bali, Spain
5363. Not publicly disclosed, Brooklyn, New York, United States
5362. Meilina Sulistyowati, Manokwari, West Papua Province, Indonesia
5361. Not publicly disclosed, Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Stop all the inhuman killing!!!
5360. Christopher Flanagan, West Linn, Oregon, United States
5359. Nafan Sulkhan, Denpasar,Bali, Indonesia
5358. Not publicly disclosed, Langkawi, Malaysia
5357. Not publicly disclosed, Berlin, Germany
5356. Not publicly disclosed, Stegen, Aceh, Germany
5355. Not publicly disclosed, Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia
5354. John Beland, Oakland, California, United States
