As I was traveling to Sevierville, Tennessee, to meet with eco-travel expert, Scott King, I noticed this beautiful statue of a black bear. There are efforts all over the Smoky Mountains to protect black bears but yet up north in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, these beings are still hunted. Talk about a difference between the north and the south! We need to stop destroying wildlife habitat. They have a right to be here too!
The sale of ivory is a global problem, not just here in the States but around the globe. As the elephant population dwindles down to the point of extinction, people are joining together all over the world to push for a full ban on the sale of ivory.
In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to elephant advocates, Virginia Woolf and Fiona Gordon from New Zealanders For Endangered Wildlife about their amazing efforts to push through a full ban on the sale of ivory in New Zealand.
There is a global effort to raise awareness about a sport that is reducing the global population of many species to the brink of extinction, especially the lions and tigers. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, author, Matthew Payne, talks to June Stoyer about his new book about canned hunting called “A Father’s Pride”.