Let’s Create to Save Kaziranga | Important News Update
We’re inviting artists and creators of all kinds to contribute to the Save Kaziranga Movement through their art and creativity as volunteers.
Your contribution can be anything from a song, poem, painting, illustration, photography, dance, film, montage, edit, animation, design, writing, or any other form of creative expression.
You don’t have to be a professional. If you have an idea and the ability to create something that can help spread the message, we want to see it.
Create something for Kaziranga and share it from your account. You can also collaborate with @SaveKaziranga so we can help amplify your work and reach more people.
Please use #SaveKaziranga when sharing your work.
And if you can’t create something yourself, please share this information with an artist, musician, filmmaker, poet, designer, editor, dancer, writer, or anyone you know who can contribute their creativity to this movement.
You never know who might create something that reaches thousands or even millions of people.
This is volunteer work, and every creative contribution can help give Kaziranga a louder voice.
Create. Share. Stand with Kaziranga. ❤️
Latest Update:
As of now, the Assam government continues to stand by its decision to reduce the Eco-Sensitive Zone around Kaziranga National Park.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has repeatedly defended the proposal and made it clear that he intends to go ahead with the reduction. He has also dismissed the idea that online and offline campaigns can change his decision, saying that his decision will not change because of Instagram campaigns.
This makes it even more important for us to raise our voices louder, reach more people, and take this conversation beyond social media.
There is also an interesting political irony here. Himanta Biswa Sarma was one of the most influential figures in Assam Congress for years. And now, ironically, the same Chief Minister says that Congress should be ashamed of speaking about the Save Kaziranga Movement.
But this is bigger than politics.
Kaziranga belongs to all of us, and protecting it should be bigger than any political party.
We need to stay united. We need more people to understand what is at stake. We need conservationists, artists, creators, journalists, organisations, citizens, and people around the world to speak up.
We need to make the protection of Kaziranga a global issue.
The government may be determined to move forward, but that doesn’t mean we stop raising our voices.
Keep speaking. Keep creating. Keep sharing. Keep standing with Kaziranga. ❤️
Visit the link below to take more action and learn more about the Save Kaziranga Movement.
https://inuetc.com/savekaziranga/
You can also follow us on Instagram to stay updated and find more ways to support the movement: @SaveKaziranga
Thank you for standing with us. This is going to be a long journey, and we’ll need your support along the way.
— Inu, Save Kaziranga Movement