Yeah guys just a quick video just wanting to bring attention to what's going on over in Western Australia with the Black Cockatoo and the Carnaby Cockatoo. Now both of these birds are endangered and it seems that the Western Australian government in all its fucking wisdom has decided to start logging the last of the remnant forests over there. So not only of these birds had to deal with habitat loss due to fire and encroachment due to housing developments and you know other developments. Well now we've decided that we're going to start logging the shit out of the last remaining remnant forests over there. Let's just make it that little bit more fucking harder for these poor birds to survive. So I'll just quickly read the article out and if you feel so inclined there is a place you can sign and put a little bit of a message to add your support to this conservation council of Western Australia to try and stop this logging and to try and bring some sense into the decision making of the Western Australian government. So it goes on to say that Western Australia's unique Black Cockatoo is a suffering. Western Australia's unique Black Cockatoo species are an estate icon yet these charismatic birds are now locked in a desperate fight to survival. Each of the two of Cockatoo must eat a hundred large Murray Gumnut or 1000 small jargon nuts every day just to survive. But the combined impacts of logging, land clearing, recent bushfires and last year's record drought mean that there is simply not enough to go around. Many of these birds are so hungry they are being forced into metropolitan gardens in search of food. With our Cockatoo populations already on the brink of collapse we have just heard some appalling news. The state government plans to target some of the last unburned high conservation forests for logging and the chain saws are set to move in within weeks. If we don't act now to stop the logging in these areas, thousands of native animals will have their homes destroyed and the Black Cockatoo could be pushed over the brink into extinction. One of the areas targeted for logging, Helm's block near Nannock is even home to a flock of cockatoo that will rescue them released into the area by the Department of Environment and Conservation. This area is also acting as a temporary refuge for a huge variety of species that have escaped from that district's recent bushfires. Forest areas like the Forest near Bridgetown are not just a vital food source for the Cockatoo, but are providing some of the last remaining refuges for our unique endangered mammals like the quenna, the chudich and the numbat which is really, really cute. I was watching a documentary on numbats the other day and they are such cute little animals. If we allow these beautiful forest areas to be lobed, then there is a strong chance that we will lose out unique Black Cockatoo's from Western Australia's skies forever. By riding to Minnifter Mamiun and telling him to stop destroying key Cockatoo habitats, you will be helping to save a truly unique and beautiful icon. That one there is the Carnaby Cockatoo and this one here is the red-tailed Black Cockatoo. Beautiful birds if you have ever seen them. So anyway guys, I will leave the link to this underneath and as I said, if you feel inclined to put your name down and perhaps make some kind of difference to these birds, then go ahead. I would really think you are pretty cool if you do. Okay, well I will leave it here guys. Peace out.