Is this how you want to view wildlife in Serengeti??The proposed northern highway across Serengeti (see blog post below) will result in a major increase in poaching in the region that is now difficult to access. Tanzania National Parks is re-introducing black rhinos in this region with plans for up to 32 rhinos in the next few years.
This is how they will end up!
Serengeti is a World Heritage Site.
If this highway goes through, it may be re-classified as an Endangered World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Don't let this happen. Email Tanzania National Parks: info@tanzaniaparks.com
Also email the Tanzanian Embassy in Washington: ubalozi@tanzaniaembassy-us.org
Get involved to save the greatest animal migration on earth!
Click on image to enlarge, if you can stand it.
I've set up a Facebook page - STOP THE SERENGETI HIGHWAY - anyone can join, and numbers are already rising fast. Guy Combes
ReplyDeleteGuy - thanks! Let's keep this momentum going. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThe is horible for the Migration and the Serengeti. I was only in February in the Serengeti four weeks ... to follow the wildebeest births ... I am sharing on Facebook and Twitter ... As the Frankfurt Zoological Society and the TANAPA is to ???
ReplyDeleteWould you like a guest article on my website and blog review ????
What's going on with the world? Can't we leave animals be? Guy, I will check your Facebook page right now.
ReplyDeleteThe doctrine of right livelihood teaches Buddhists to avoid any work connected with the killing of animals The doctrine of karma teaches that any wrong behaviour will have to be paid for in a future life - so cruel acts to animals should be avoided Buddhists treat the lives of human and non-human animals with equal respect Buddhists see human and non-human animals as closely related.
ReplyDeletePutting oneself in the place of the other, Let no one kill nor cause another to kill. Dhammapada 129.