ALACT CONDEMNS THE ACT GOVERNMENT'S
2020 KANGAROO CULL
The ACT Government has decided to kill almost 2,000 local healthy wild kangaroos in Canberra's nature reserves from Monday 16 June through to the end of July 2020.
ALACT condemns this decision.
 The drought and bushfires have impacted the kangaroo and other wildlife populations throughout Australia. The ACT Government’s reckless kangaroo slaughter not only sanctions significant acts of violence against an iconic and gentle native animal and its young, but also threatens the kangaroos’ ultimate survival in our so-called ‘bush capital’.
We need to hold the ACT Government accountable for validating the ongoing violence to kangaroos.
For more information on kangaroos in the ACT visit this website: http://www.anti-speciesist.com/project/stop-the-cull.
We urgently need your help to pressure the ACT Government to stop killing kangaroos.
Make your voice heard by emailing or calling the following people:
ACT Minister for the Environment
Mick Gentleman MLA:
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Phone: (02) 6205 0218
ACT Environment and Planning Directorate
Executive Director, Environment.
Ian Walker:
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Executive Director, Environment.
ACT Parks and Conservation Service Director.
Justin Foley:
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Director General of Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development.
Ben Ponton:
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Phone: (02) 6207 1683
Senior Director:
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Direct action
We are seeking volunteers to assist with the kangaroo direct action campaign. Part of the direct action work requires small teams of people stationed outside the entrance of a nature reserve observing, watching and listening for activity, typically with your car. This is extremely useful activity. It can detect whether shooting is taking place at your reserve. It also sends a simple but strong message that members of our community oppose the killing of kangaroos.
If you can spare any time please get in contact with us as we’d love to hear from you.
Please email: www.al-act.org
* NOTICE—COVID 19 *
ALACT social events are cancelled for the foreseeable future as everyone lies low to avoid the coronavirus threat.
See you on the other side, ready to get active again for animals!
ALACT's VEGAN MUNCH 'N CRUNCH
We all need some down-time, so join us for a coffee and vegan treats
at our next ALACT social brunch!
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Animal Liberation ACT's ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Thanks to everyone for coming to Animal Liberation ACT’s Annual General Meeting on
Thursday, 30 January 2020
We looked back at the year that was, and got inspired for the new one!
Thanks for visiting our stall.
We featured pet food from Veganpet at
special market prices!
There were lots of new stalls and organisations!
When: Sunday 6 October 2019
Where: Albert Hall, Canberra
More information: www.lgf.org.au
Thanks for coming to the
MARCH TO CLOSE ALL SLAUGHTERHOUSES!
Duck killing season in Victoria
ACT rescuers joined in the rescue effort!
The Labor Government in Victoria announced that duck shooting would go ahead in 2019 despite drought conditions and record low wildlife numbers.
Shooting started weekend 16-17 March 2019.
Animal Liberation ACT members and supporters joined rescuers from around Australia to help rescue and protect wildlife from the shooters.
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