Among the many actresses across the world, Amy Jackson who is known for her acting in films such as I, Thangamagan, 2.0 is very much active in Instagram, a popular social media app. The actress enjoys more than 80 lakhs followers in Instagram and has posted more than three thousand posts so far.

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Recently the actress involved in campaigning for the rehabilitation process of devastative Australia bush fire that took place recently. The bushfires of Australia burnt down thousands of acres of land and made many citizens and wildlife animals homeless. This led people across the world in social media to pray for the well being of the country and for the lives struggling in it. #PrayFor Australia hashtag trended worldwide with 1.07 million tweets.

According to reports, it has been said that 24 people, 8,000 Koalas, 500 million other animals were dead due to the destruction. Around 1400 homes and 5.5 million hectares burned. The report also suggests that more than 10 million people faced toxic bushfire smoke. Amy Jackson’s post supported the “Koala Come Back” campaign.

The campaign’s main motive is to raise $2 million dollars to support the recovery efforts in Australia. The post of Amy contained a picture of Koala bear which survived from the disaster. Check out the post of Amy Jackson below :

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Join me today in becoming a Koala Hero by supporting the #KoalaComeback Campaign! ⠀🐨 This powerful image, called ‘Survivor’ comes from photographer @DavidYarrow, who has launched the campaign with @wild.ark to raise $2 million to support recovery efforts in Australia. ⠀🐨 You can either make a small donation. (see link in bio for @DavidYarrow) to receive and share a digital print and help make this campaign go viral or donate from $1,000 to purchase a Yarrow fine art print. ⠀🐨 50% of the proceeds raised through this campaign will be directed to @EarthAlliance ’s Australia Wildfire Fund, and WildArk will use the remaining 50% to support local organizations working on wildlife rehabilitation and habitat restoration. ⠀🐨 “The day in Australia when I saw 500 dead animals for every live one will remain with me forever,” Yarrow said. “This is a call to arms and we are blessed with a celebrated army of passionate conservationists. I hope that this photograph of a lone koala I found sitting dumbfounded at the base of a tree, which we are calling ‘Survivor,’ becomes known and emblematic of a period in time when we all became aware of our planet’s deep fragility—and that it can help us raise money to make a difference.” @global_wildlife_conservation

A post shared by Amy Jackson (@iamamyjackson) on Jan 29, 2020 at 10:50pm PST

On seeing this post from the actress, one of her 80 lakh followers, asked the actress to go out and do some work instead of writing long paragraphs in Instagram. “Go there and do some work. Dont give long texts in instagram. 🙂 U r a celebrity . When u do some physical work in there , then people will inspire by u” read his comment.

On seeing this comment from her follower, immediately gave him a reply. “our funds will help professional relief organisations respond in the best way possible” she said in her reply.

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This gesture of Amy to taking up an initiative to support Koala bears is indeed laudable. Comment your views !!