Thank You!
Category: Uncategorized | Date: Jan 18 2008 | By: admin
Dear Readers
Many thanks for your amazing support which you have already shown towards both our projects and Zimbabwe. Please bare with us, over the next few days whilst we are up dating our Blog both with further information as well as photos. Not only am I not the world’s greatest technology wiz but Zimbabwe is experiencing both a go slow from the internet world as well as a fair amount of power cuts!!!
Right now Zimbabwe is a country who needs not only positive thoughts from around the world but for people to know that there are still people within Zimbabwe who believe in this country and the importance of her wildlife. Zimbabwe has been the fore runner in the conservation world for many years and we all look forward to that time once again.
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Lisa Hywood & Tikki Hywood Trust
"Life is not about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain" Anon.
Humans once belonged to the world, but we've moved away and now we are destroying it. I believe that each of us can do something to make a difference - our every positive thought and action creates a ripple effect.
- Lisa Hywood
Tikki Hywood Trust in Zimbabwe. -
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Zimbabwe conservation news- ZIMBABWE CONSERVATION TASK FORCE: APPEAL FOR M99 - The Zimbabwean
- Poachers kill 65 elephants, 30 rhinos in Zimbabwe: official - AFP
- Khama misses another summit on Zim - Mmegi Online
- Battered and Bruised - Abused Elephants to Be Rescued in Zimbabwe - Reuters
- "100 Heartbeats:" Endangered Species Timebomb - Treehugger
6 Responses to “Thank You!”
F. J. PECHIR, on 18 Jan 2008
Lisa, you are most wellcome! Is a plasure to read your posts and I´m very happy to know that people like you, interested in wildlife, are doing a fine work there!
F. J. PECHIR, on 18 Jan 2008
Sorry, I mean ´pleasure´ and thank you for your kind email!
Wanda, Atlanta, GA, on 18 Jan 2008
Yes I look forward to your future posts!
THERESA SISKIND, on 18 Jan 2008
Hi Lisa, I avidly read your previous posts and your touching tribute to your dad. Like all of us, we worry about the fate of all wildlife in this ever changing world. Very upset to hear the serval is in trouble. Some of the lesser known cats in South America will soon be extinct (Fishing Cat, Marguay, and Ocelot). Lisa, how are Caracals doing? In a leaping into the air contest, who jumps higher, a serval or a caracal?
THERESA SISKIND, on 19 Jan 2008
Lisa, thanks for your email and answering my questions.So, the serval jumps higher! There was a special on Animal Planet about Africa’s secretive seven. Most of your animals on this blog were included. They included the porcupine on their list.Fascinating stuff as I had never even heard of the pangolin!
THERESA SISKIND, on 19 Jan 2008
Hey Lisa, one more thing. Have you ever heard of the Sand Cat? It is native to Iraq! They are the funniest looking critters with saucer shaped eyes and very wide faces. They weigh about 5-6 pounds and are very feisty! Go to the website, BIG CAT RESCUE to see their pictures. The care takers say they would rather be in an enclosure of lions then with these little guys!
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