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My Funny Africa
Oy there, do you have a funny wildlife experience to tell us about? Would you like to leave your imprint in this very special edition? It costs you nothing and if your story is published you get a FREE signed copy!
Virginia McKenna: "Ivory is a little piece of misery on your mantelpiece.." and even more reason to support Born Free.. and My Funny Africa.. click picture for latest news..
2013 Wildlife Photographer of the year award - Botswana - 2 winning images swayed the judges and beat nearly 43,000 other entries from 96 countries.
Compliments of the Season and thank you for all your support!I, Greer Noble, pledge 10% net royalties from ALL my books for 2014 to go to the conservation of Africa's wildlife.
PROGRESS REPORT
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The magnificent Medina Palms in Watamu, Kenya, has also teamed up with The Born Free Foundation to support a number of community based wildlife conservation projects in Kenya. The first is to deliver improved protection for marine turtles in partnership with the Local Ocean Trust in Watamu. The second is to support Born Free’s Pride of Kenya initiative and, in particular, the building of lion-proof bomas in rural communities. And, the third is to support the Mwalunganje Elephant Sanctuary, a community project not far from the coast http://www.medinapalms.com/ Poaching is now highly organised and carried out on such a scale as never seen before. Militia armed with state of the art weaponry have become the new poachers, the new scourge sweeping Africa. Do you want to help us?
With only one thing in mind, to line their pockets, poachers have absolutely no regard for the huge impact their greed is having on the African continent nor the magnificent creatures they've come to murder. Do you have any ideas that we my impliment?Click MY FUNNY AFRICA for your INVITATION!
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From the film, Born Free..
We have to fight this and the only 'ammunition' we have is YOU!Please do your bit - write that story, the one you consider the funniest or even most terrifying. The deadline is drawing close. Please make the effort.. every bit counts - we are their only chance!
You may submit your story or info for artwork here. It's important to note that artists will still get paid and writers who make it into 'My Funny Africa' will be rewarded with a FREE 1st edition signed copy!
Check Blog for submissions already received... be great to see your name there too! Please don't delay another minute..
the poachers won't wait!!!
We need to save those magnificent creatures from extinctions.. we are the only voice they have!
Have you sent in your story.. or suggestions?
Special thanks to each of you wonderful people who've got into the spirit of things and readily submitted your stories and illustrations. Remember you can submit as many as you like.. so keep em rollin... the lions will love you for it!
Please don't let this be but a memory..Africa without lions.. I don't think so!
Greer Noble says:
August 22nd, 2012 at 11:21 pm " It was an honour and a privilege to have met Joy and George during their visit to our hotel on Lake Kariba in the late 60′s. What an incredible tribute to mankind. I do so admire those who have the courage to follow their hearts. The Adamson’s did just that. Joy too is a woman after my own heart.. there’s no temple more magnificent than the wilds, no miracle more breathtaking than an African sunset and no sermon more moving than the roar of a lion.. that is freedom." George and Joy Adamson
French Vet Sets Sights on Wildlife.. Click link to find out more.. and please encourage your vet to do the same..http://www.voanews.com/content/french-vet-sets-sights-on-wildlife-conservation-/1857451.html Hot off the Press! 5 Nov 2013 VIRGINIA MCKENNA & SON, WILL TRAVERS, ACCEPT 2013 WORLD TOURISM AWARD FOR BORN FREE
Virginia McKenna, star of the 1966 classic film ‘Born Free’ and founder of the charity, explained how delighted she was to accept the award on behalf of the Foundation. “It is a great honour for Born Free to have been selected by the World Travel Market as one of the three winners of the 2013 award.
We have always believed that, far and wide, the needs and problems facing people and wildlife are interlinked. As human populations increase so do the pressures we impose on natural resources, wild environments and wild species. At this critical time, our work has become even more necessary.
This award has given us all enormous encouragement and, on behalf of everyone at Born Free, I would like to express my gratitude.” Born Free has a portfolio of over 100 conservation and wild animal welfare projects worldwide.
Will Travers OBE, co-founder and CEO of the charity, praised the dedication and commitment of the many men and women involved in Born Free’s projects overseas, and called for increased commitment by all stakeholders to support the humane conservation of wildlife.
“Responsible tourism can have a lasting and positive impact on the survival of species, the conservation of environments and the long-term prospects of some of the world's most fragile communities. I hope that Born Free's achievement in winning this World Tourism Award will inspire others to do what they can to make our world a better place for all."
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Published on March 07, 2014 23:49
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