SAVE THE SEPIK'S SEVEN SUCCESS STORIES IN 2020

Emmanuel Peni | Project Sepik | 02 February 2021

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Save the Sepik’s Seven Success Stories in 2020

Project Sepik would like to thank everyone who was a part of the ‘Save the Sepik’ campaign for a great 2020. It was a year of unimaginable changes to the life of mother earth. The global pandemic wreaked havoc in its path as it spread around the world. Much of the world shut its doors. But this did not stop corporations from continuing their exploitative activities to plunder the natural environment. They only view our home and nature as a resource and a means to improve life through economic development.

The Save the Sepik campaign, understood that business continued as usual, they just went indoors behind closed doors and continued to plan and work toward their goals. Therefore, our campaign continued to be as engaged as it could, ensuring that wherever and whenever, the business, in this case, Frieda Mine Project was, the campaign was there.

We achieved many amazing things together with our partners and supporters: local governments rejected the Environmental Impact Statement, Allan Bird threatened the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority with legal action, UN Special Rapporteurs supported the campaign and much more. Download ‘Save The Sepik’s Seven Success Stories in 2020’ here.

LIFE ON THE SEPIK

The Sepik region is one of the most culturally and biodiverse areas on the planet

FRIEDA MINE

Frieda River mine project one of the largest known copper and gold deposits in the world

WORLD HERITAGE

Nominating the Sepik regions rich cultural heritage for World Heritage listing

TAKE ACTION

Show your solidarity by taking action to call for the Rejection of the Frieda River mine

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