An important issue for everyone to read and discuss

[Michael]

I know, I know, this really isn't a blog entry but I think it so worthwhile that you all have access to this report to read it and to try to appreciate just what is going on here.

http://www.tigresalvaje.com/pdf-files/tigre_salvaje-_more_info_engl...

When reading the report please bear in mind one fact, David Teichmann lives and works at Tigre Salvaje, he faces incredible adversity and intimidation from the locals, he has little or no protection [or support] from the Authorities and yet, he maintains himself with decorum and application to the cause.

My wife Diana and I have been to Tigre Salvaje, we have seen and felt the place, the environment, the documentation, the commitment, the compassion and care.

I am doing this to get you all talking, to get you all interested in a serious eco-nature issue, to get you all discussing this, to MAKE YOU ALL AWARE.

If anyone wants any more information please get in touch with us.

If anyone wants to help? Again, please get in touch with us.

Thank you.

Michael

[Patrick McGreer]

I have a friend that works with Biosphere Expeditions in L.A. She sent me the following:

Biosphere Expeditions is an award-winning, non-profit volunteer organisation that SPECIALISES IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION EXPEDITIONS ONLY (not tours, safaris or wildlife watching trips). We run wildlife conservation expeditions for the growing number of people who would like to do something active towards wildlife conservation. We are always looking for reliable partners and field scientists to collaborate with and to support financially and otherwise. If you are interested in working with us, please have a look at our "Guide for field workers interested in collaboration" at www.biosphere-expeditions.org/collaboration and get in touch.

They might be able to organize an expedition... Education, awareness, exposure as David is doing is the right approach and maybe if the community see economic advantage to eco tourism things can change.