Early Day Motion 1385

• Please ask your MP (UK readers only) to sign Early Day Motion 1385 – which you can read at http://edmi.parliament.uk/EDMi/EDMDetails.aspx?EDMID=33166&SESSION=876 – if you are not sure of your MP, type your post-code into www.theyworkforyou.com
• Readers in other countries, please ask your elected representatives to table similar motions, or ask parliamentary questions based on this, but any such letter should now urge Governments to follow the recommendations in the Forests NOW Declaration.

Post Card Campaign

• The Ape Alliance ran a post card campaign to influenced government policy. Many people sent the post card to the Prime Minister of Great Britain to get our goverments involved in saving the great apes.
• Click here to find out how the campaign happened.

Letter Writing Campaign

• Tap into political will and its resounding powers on behalf of all the great apes.
• Click here for example letters, and contact names and addresses.

Download the Ape Alliance Screen Saver

• Download the Ape Alliance screen saver to you computer, send it to all your friends.
• Click here to download now.

Link to the Ape Alliance Web Site

• Put a banner advert on your web site linking to www.4apes.com and spread the word of the Ape Alliance.
• Click here for banners and html code.

Ape Alliance Timber Policies

• Find out what tropical hardwood you should be buying.
• Click here.

Support the Charities

• There are many charities, clubs and societies out there trying to save our cousins the great apes, and the rainforests they live in.
• Follow the links to their individual web sites and support them with a donation, by becoming a member, or by organising a fund raising event.

Donations

• If you want to help financially, please send a cheque (payable to Ape Alliance) to:

  The Ape Alliance,
  c/o RSPCA Building
  Lansdown
  STROUD
  Glos. GL5 1BG, UK

The Ape Alliance Timber Pledge

• The illegal commercial bushmeat trade is out of control and threatens the survival of great apes and other endangered species. Timber companies, many of them European owned, facilitate this trade by putting roads and vehicles into remote forests, providing access for commercial hunters and transport to supply urban bushmeat markets, and by allowing their workers to flout the law.
• Promise that you will only buy hardwoods that have been stamped with a Forestry Stewardship Council certification.