The Pata Zoo – Bangkok Thailand
- At February 23, 2015
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The Pata Zoo – Bangkok Thailand
Slavery Is Not Species Specific
The Pata Zoo – Bangkok Thailand – Animals in a zoo are NOT an educational display – they are a tragedy. As Abraham Lincoln so aptly said ” Those who deny freedom to others do not deserve it themselves”. Spoken in the mid 1800’s about the human slave trade in the USA – these words have a compelling truth to them when placed along side any circus or zoo in modern times.
Read More»Do Young People Care About Animal Issues
- At February 21, 2015
- By Rosemary Wright
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Do Young People Care About Animal Issues
The Answer Is A Resounding Yes
Do Young People Care About Animal Issues – A few months ago I had the good fortune to connect with Brenda Smith whose Facebook Page – A Peaceful Planet connects many thousands of like-minded people from around the world who share a common love of our beautiful Planet Earth and our magnificent animals. I routinely post on this site and I’m happy that I do.
Read More»Lion Cub Petting and the CON in Conservation
- At February 17, 2015
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Lion Cub Petting and the CON in Conservation
Is There A Big Lie In Lion Cub Petting?
Lion Cub Petting and the CON in Conservation – The incredible draw for the public in petting a lion cub is almost primal. The chance to connect with an animal whose instincts are wild and therefore pure and free is the attraction to tourists who are enchanted by this industry. Soft and cuddly cubs – still friendly – playful – engaging – funny and sweet. What could be wrong with this? As it turns out – there are questions that need to be answered. From the broken promises to the sudden and unexplained disappearance of cubs. The end game for many of the cubs may be death in a canned lion hunting facility where they await a bullet or possibly an arrow. This story by Nathan Friesen documents his personal experience with cub petting in Africa.
Read More»An Open Letter To Africa’s Lions
- At February 16, 2015
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An Open Letter To Africa’s Lions
Jacalyn Beales – A Very Personal Declaration
An Open Letter To Africa’s Lions – Let me begin this letter by apologizing. I, along with every individual who’s ever pet, played with, cuddled or paid to interact with you, owe you an apology. We owe you not just one, however; we owe you many.
Read More»What We’re Not Doing For Africa’s Lions
- At February 13, 2015
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What We’re Not Doing For Africa’s Lions
Let’s Talk A Little Bit About What We Aren’t Doing For Africa’s Lions
What We Not Doing For Africa’s Lions – Suppose we use conventions and associations such as CITES and PHASA to govern whether Africa’s lion is being properly protected at a political and governmental level. Recently, the media and animal activists alike rejoiced over news that the EU has set to ban the import of lion hunting trophies from several west African countries.
Read More»Young People Want To See Change
- At February 06, 2015
- By Rosemary Wright
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Young People Want To See Change
Young People Want To See Change – During the last year I have had the good fortune to connect with young people from around the world who are very concerned about animal and environmental issues. It is very encouraging to see their commitment to creating change and their compassion for all creatures who have no ability to defend themselves.
Read More»Earle Bingley – Canadian Animal Advocate
- At January 15, 2015
- By Rosemary Wright
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Earle Bingley – Canadian Animal Advocate
A Life Long Passion
Earle Bingley – Canadian Animal Advocate – Some people find their calling in life at a young age. Earle Bingley was one of those people. His grandmother taught him that “all” life mattered and he took that message to heart. He has spent his life advocating for animals.
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