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    INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY for the Preservation of the Tropical Rainforest

    Donate your car/motorcycle to ISPTR and receive a tax donation.

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    ISPTR INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY for the Preservation of the Tropical Rainforest

    Sharing a very special moment

    Chuckles, a male pink dolphin from the Amazon River & Roxanne Kremer, CEO of Preservation of the Amazon River Dolphins/PARD, share a special moment at the Aqua Zoo in Pittsburgh in 1989. She & Randy Johnson, PARD’s South American Director, presented a scientific paper entitled “Plight of the Amazon River Dolphins” at the annual AAZPA meeting of Zoos & Aquariums for Directors, calling attention to the many human activities that threaten this charismatic species & the tropical rainforest habitat as a whole. Chuckles served as a kind of ambassador for his species. He was the first dolphin to be diagnosed and treated for gout.
    He also demonstrated that he was extremely clever, learning to perform a variety of behaviors as easily as marine dolphins.

    Furthermore, long-term observations & blood analyses showed that he underwent a rutting season twice a year, during which time he could be very aggressive, biting aquarium staff & careless visitors alike, sometimes viciously. Amazon River dolphins generally have a poor survival rate in captivity, but when Chuckles died in February, 2002, he was an estimated 33 years of age, thus becoming the longest living river dolphin in captivity. PARD played a key role in a movement to prevent these river dolphins from being put on display in captivity in the future, there are none in the states. PARD focused on protecting their populations in their natural habitat for 33 yrs, by Patroling the rivers/tributaries to stop illegal Commercial fishing, logging & poaching. Also educating the Natives how important they are to their ecosystems.

    Our habitat is burning & being destroyed!  Local fishermen are also killing us to use our meat to catch a certain type of “catfish”, which sells in the markets for a lot of money!  We are in REAL PERIL of becoming extinct!  Please give us the breath of life by donating here.

    Please, send email to
    ISPTR to donate!
    Roxanne’s email:

    pard_expeditions@yahoo.com

    Roxanne Kremer

    Roxanne Kremer, Executive Director, Founder & Naturalist, has devoted her life in helping animals and indigenous natives to protect their natural habitat.

    Her quote:

    “We are all interconnected as if one beating cell. Kill a part of that cell and the whole cell eventually dies.”

    S.O.S. from the Amazon Rainforest

    Pink dolphins in the rivers of the Amazon rainforest. 

    Papita, one of our rare & endangered Red Face Uakari monkeys. We have an “Adopt a Monkey Program”, $45.00 a week will feed and care for one monkey.

    Some dreadful news from the New York Times…

    The illegal slaughtering of pink river dolphins is on the rise. More than 1,000 of them, have been killed for catfish bait. One fisherman states he has killed these precious creatures “just to be mean.”

    Roxanne is doing her best to raise funds to go back to the Brasilian Amazon to once again work with the goverment as she did in 1986 to protect the whales off the coast of Brasil and made laws to protect the Pink River Dolphins, too. At that time, Roxanne called up her friend John Perry who took an 85-foot whale balloon named “Flo” around the world to bring awareness of the killing of so many whales. She called him from Brasil and he shipped her a 35-foot whale balloon. The first parade she organized was in Sao Paulo where there were over 4,000 protesters walking along side of the whale balloon down the main streets. She then took the balloon to the capital of Brasil, Brasilia and then to Rio De Janiro. There she was invited to go on the famous children’s show Xuxa. She asked all the children to write their president to stop this horrible killing of their whales. Stop the Japanese from taking 800 Mink Whales for “scientific research!” The whales won and the president had a way out of their requests. To this day, Roxanne is proud to say, “not one whaling factory has reopened they are all shut down.” YEAH!

    More than one million species of plants, insects, fish, mammals, etc. will have become extinct because of man’s greed& deforestation. Experts claim a rainforest area the size of Texas vanishes each year because of illegal commercial logging, fishing & animal poaching.

    We represent “AMAZON VOICES & CRIES” of all inhabitants of the Tropical Rainforest. We are an American non-profit foundation and we are counting on YOU the people of the world for support to continue our grassroots effort of over 28 years..

    We at I.S.P.T.R. & P.A.R.D.-EXPEDITIONS, S.A., are very excited to share with you SOME of our unbelievable experiences with the BBC- TV who filmed a documentary at our lodge “DOLPHIN CORNER’S” this summer in Peru called “SERIOUS AMAZON.” It will be televised internationally at the beginning of 2006 on “DISCOVERY FOR KIDS.” Eight talented “YOUNG ADVENTURERS” were selected out of 29,000 applicants from England, Scotland and Ireland. Their major undertaking was to construct a 1/2 brick and 1/2 chain link fence enclosure 30′ x 30′ x 10′ as a breeding habitat for our rare and endangered Red Face Uakari Monkeys. By working day and night and with great effort, despite those pesky mosquitoes bothering them under the night lights, they accomplished this huge endeavor. We are very proud and appreciative of all their hard work to help save a species from extinction.

    Inia Geoffrensis
    Cumaceba “The Heart”
    Roxanne with Amadeus and Ludwig

    We represent “AMAZON VOICES & CRIES” of all inhabitants of the Tropical Rainforest. We are an American non-profit foundation and we are counting on YOU the people of the world for support to continue our grassroots effort of over 28 years..

    We at I.S.P.T.R. & P.A.R.D.-EXPEDITIONS, S.A., are very excited to share with you SOME of our unbelievable experiences with the BBC- TV who filmed a documentary at our lodge “DOLPHIN CORNER’S” this summer in Peru called “SERIOUS AMAZON.” It will be televised internationally at the beginning of 2006 on “DISCOVERY FOR KIDS.” Eight talented “YOUNG ADVENTURERS” were selected out of 29,000 applicants from England, Scotland and Ireland. Their major undertaking was to construct a 1/2 brick and 1/2 chain link fence enclosure 30′ x 30′ x 10′ as a breeding habitat for our rare and endangered Red Face Uakari Monkeys. By working day and night and with great effort, despite those pesky mosquitoes bothering them under the night lights, they accomplished this huge endeavor. We are very proud and appreciative of all their hard work to help save a species from extinction.

    We can do the work, but we need resources! We need help!

    URGENT: Now that our monkeys are grown up they need a new shelter!

    At a time when the world seems poised on the brink of environmental catastrophe, it is easy to succumb to feelings of despair and hopelessness. Yes, there are complex problems to be solved and serious challenges to be faced head-on.
    By opening our hearts, rolling up our sleeves and working with the people at governmental and village levels, ISPTR/PARD is exerting a positive influence on the fate of the rainforest and all of its inhabitants.
    Despite the “prophesies” of some doomsayers, there is hope for these magnificent repositories of biological diversity because we are making a difference and you can make a difference too!

    Jivaro Tribe Shaman
    With your donations you will be “giving us the precious breath of life.” The inhabitants of the Amazon Rainforest thank you!
    Lady Roxanne

    Amazon Conservationist, ISPTR

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