Save the Canberra Earless Dragon

Tell Labor to stop development that will push our precious dragons further into extinction

The ACT Greens have long supported the community-led battle to save the critically-endangered Canberra Earless Dragons.

But sadly, Labor have instead chosen the interests of developers and corporations over the community and their own promise of no new extinctions on their watch. 

The Northern Road development at the Canberra Airport will likely see one of the last three remaining dragon populations perish.

The Albanese Government has the power to intervene and stop this from happening, but instead they have chosen to sit back and put our native species at risk of extinction. 

It is not too late. Together we can save our dragons, but we need your help. 

Tell the Federal Labor Government to stop the road development now, uphold their commitment for no new extinctions and save our earless dragons. Stop the road and save the dragon!

 

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