The pressure from human occupation is gonna be so strong that it always wins out. I know around Kilimanjaro, the Africans are now beginning to develop their farms, et cetera, ’cause the needs of farms for Africans is the highest political priority. It’s not the elephants is not the animals. Read More
But we probably are gonna have to get exclusive areas where we can raise elephants or else the gene pools are also gonna start disappearing. I don’t know about that problem. I mean, it maybe easier to save some of the ocean species, you know, like whales, because the ocean… Read More
They wouldn’t be in Africa right now, if it weren’t the fact that they’re bringing in, a lot of money. So we really have to face that. Read More
Otherwise, by the way, if we don’t rotate, we’re gonna terminate biological evolution. Right now, animals can’t move from one section to the other, like they used to in Africa, they’re restricted into. A lot of them are fenced in reserves. Speaking of longevity. Yeah. Read More
Do you have any opinion on the maintaining of elephants in captivity?… Read More
Absolutely. I’d like to hear that. Well, first of all, let’s talk about the maintaining of elephants in the wild. There’s some real problems there, because many of the roads in Africa are old elephant trails. They used to migrate long distances depending on the access to water. Well, if… Read More
All right?… Read More
The next thing we have to do is start rotating our sections of wild lands over a four or 500 year period. Right now they’re planning on going in, and cutting some of the only really pure undisturbed rainforest in Guyana in the Amazon. And we’re doing more and more. Read More
And I’ll tell you why?… Read More
When we lose the fertility of the soils, we as a species on this planet are done for. So we gotta let the forest, the only thing that can heal that is that the forest will grow, then we can go over there like a farmer knows so well and… Read More
It was called the Paseo de Pantera. I don’t know if you knew it, but jaguars are found all the way up into Southern Texas. But this is a Paseo de Pantera where a mountain lion or a panther could move all the way up to Alaska from South America. Read More
And probably nobody would listen to me, but there is a possibility of doing some writings about projecting what our world is gonna be like at year 4,000. 2000 years from now, if we don’t take care of certain problems facing on this earth. Now, when I started looking at… Read More
Now, we’re starting to build buildings that don’t have a necessarily a long life, but we do need to start focusing on where we build cities. China is now building a huge city that incorporates a regime, Shanghai and it’s gonna be the biggest city in the world. Well, they’re… Read More
How can animals survive?… Read More
I’m talking about now in zoos– I understand, yeah. But even national parks. Well, there are some states now that are beginning to have wildlife corridors. They’re talking about, for example, a place that comes up from Central America and goes all the way up to Alaska called the Paseo… Read More
Paseo de something. It’s an open space. It’s linking through a corridor, wildlife habitat and open space. And they’re trying to make this part of the planning of the future. Florida is doing it. They have a wildlife corridor now. I had just had a friend do a film on,… Read More
You said that animals need space, open space. Read More
Are the open space as possible now in the US or around the world?… Read More
What happens when there’s no open space?… Read More
But can you blame somebody who’s never been able to touch an animal for not being interested?… Read More