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The For Animals For Earth Podcast provides simple ideas to make a difference for animals and the earth, in our everyday lives.

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I really like this one, and I was surprised to see

I really like this one, and I was surprised to see who said it. Thoughts?

Ulara Nakagawa of Elephants in Japan @elephantsinj

Ulara Nakagawa of Elephants in Japan @elephantsinjapan taught me today about elephants in captivity. She specifically focuses on helping elephants who are in solitary captivity in Japan, but her organization teaches about elephant welfare all over the world.

She shared a helpful analogy:

An elephant, in captivity alone, in a small concrete zoo, is like a human being, being locked into a bathroom, not being allowed to talk to anyone, and being kept there for 60+ years.

It puts it into perspective, doesn’t it? Elephants are increasingly known as sensitive, smart, and compassionate beings who need significant stimulation and space to roam. They show signs of stress through deeply repetitive coping behaviors such as bobbing, walking back and forth, or flipping over the same toy in the same way, again and again.

Ulara’s investigations have not only uncovered torturous conditions in zoos in Japan but ways to make things better in the short term, midterm, and long term for each elephant. Her findings pertain to elephants in captivity everywhere, and we can all read, learn and spread the word around us.

SIMPLE IDEA:

Read the Solitary Elephants in Japan report on the Elephants in Japan website. Then funnel our emotions into a tiny action to help elephants in captivity. I've rounded up tons of ideas in the show notes and linked to the report there.

SHOW NOTES (LISTEN, WATCH, READ):

https://ForAnimalsForEarth.com/podcast/65

I've been feeling the need for a little inspiratio

I've been feeling the need for a little inspiration lately. In good news... I did an amazing interview yesterday with @elephantsinjapan and that actually gave me a boost (it comes out tomorrow!). I'm feeling ready to fight for animals again. 🔥👊🏻

In the meantime, I was thinking about how hard it is to stay motivated sometimes. I'm also feeling poetic today and that's driving me to quotes... So I'm trying a new idea. I'll find a new quote each week to pump me up and throw it out here for inspiration or conversation too. Feel free to comment if it brings something up for you.

Starting with my favorite quote from one of the most inspiring animal advocates ever: Mahatma Gandhi. ❣️

COP26 Climate Summit… have you heard this set of

COP26 Climate Summit… have you heard this set of words left and right for the past few weeks? There’s a good reason why. This is an incredibly important moment in time as the climate continues to suffer from global greenhouse emissions that are too high and a lack of forests to process them.

COP26 is wrapping up in Glasgow now, but number 26 is just this year’s conference. This climate summit happens every year, and a lot of pressure exists right now to not only have it happen annually, but to require countries to update their pledges yearly as well.

I have outlined what the conference is, some history to it, new announcements that were made this year, why activists are upset, and what we can do to take some power into our own hands.

SIMPLE IDEA:

Spark conversation about the Summit in a non-confrontational way. If you learn something new today, or you choose an idea from the list at the end to try, share that with a friend and see if you can spark some conversation about what’s happening. Send that little ripple into the world. 🌱

SHOW NOTES:

ForAnimalsForEarth.com/podcast/64

or Link in bio > The Podcast

Have you heard of a wildlife crossing? My dear f

Have you heard of a wildlife crossing?

My dear friend Ame from Fox Run Environmental Education Center is always blowing my mind with her dedication to helping animals and the environment. And her knowledge! It’s amazing what she knows! One of her biggest passions is pushing for more wildlife crossings.

As humans, we continue to develop land and put animals in danger who were accustomed to navigating this land. Roads become especially perilous as our friends try to cross and avoid cars. We’ve all seen the sad results. Wildlife crossings (corridors that allow the animals to safely move) are a solution.

Ame put together this incredible post to help us learn about wildlife crossings and specifically why we need more of them in California (yes! California, where we tend to think we’re leading the way in environmentalism), and she teaches us how to advocate for them, ultimately saving hundreds of animal’s lives. ❣️

Check it out!

ForAnimalsForEarth.com/wildlifecrossing

or Link in bio > Scroll down to Simple Ideas section and choose Help Animals > Scroll down to Wildlife Crossings post

#wildlifecrossings #wildlifecrossingstructures #wildlifecrossingswork #wildlifecrossingsneeded #savewildlife #savewildlifeanimals #fightforwildlife

Jess Taylor and Natalie Ringeis of @lovethegreenli

Jess Taylor and Natalie Ringeis of @lovethegreenlifeorg taught me how to build a Certified Wildlife Habitat in my own backyard today! This is such a cool and simple way to not only help wildlife, but to actually become friends with the animals that we share our space with here on earth.

Put on by the @nationalwildlife (National Wildlife Federation), this is actually pretty simple. We provide sources for cover, food, water, a place to raise young and make it all sustainable. Check out the episode for details and links to get started.

SIMPLE IDEA:

Spend 15 minutes in the backyard. Take coffee, a journal, a coloring book, etc. and observe. Use this as a starting point to build a certified wildlife habitat that genuinely helps the animals in our yard.

SHOW NOTES:

ForAnimalsForEarth.com/podcast/63
or link in bio > the podcast

Hi climate loving friends! Siham and I are bringi

Hi climate loving friends! Siham and I are bringing the COP26 into our Clubhouse room discussion today. We’re both learning as these conferences are super complex, so this should be a great space to jump in and learn too, if you’re interested in what’s happening on a global level to save the environment.

Join us from 1-2pm pst. 🌱

https://www.clubhouse.com/event/PGlRky8v

Ever have questions about travel and how it can be

Ever have questions about travel and how it can be done more sustainably? I think more and more options pop up everyday, but what seems to often be a hole is luxury travel. I don’t see many options for the fancy resort experience without leaving a damaging footprint.

When I found @cayugacollection I was immediately in love. Staying on their property was the best travel experience I’ve ever had, and the amenities were nice, yes, but it was because every detail included a thought about how it was impacting the local community, the local animals, and the earth. And it was positive. And I felt like I could trust what I was being told. 🙃

Hans Pfister, president of Cayuga Collection, joined me in episodes 60 and 61. He let me ask ALL of my questions about how he does things different from your average luxury hotel. And now… I know what to ask when I’m booking travel! And you do too! Check out the episode at:

ForAnimalsForEarth.com/podcast/60

or Link in bio > The Podcast

Check out the crowdfunding campaign that our frien

Check out the crowdfunding campaign that our friends at @scoopmarketplace are doing right now. They provide zero waste bulk shopping, and are such a cool offering to the community. I want to see them expand! Founder, Stephanie, was on our podcast in episode 44 if you want to hear more from her! 🌱

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The shelves are looking more full than ever and we couldn't have done it without the beautiful work of @timbra.co and @seatosno !! Adam and his team truly brought our design dreams to life and are an awesome crew of human BEANS 😊. We cant thank you enough!

We're still asking for your help to continue growing Scoop's offerings so dont forget to head over to our Crowdfunding Campaign and donate today (link in bio)! You even get a cute little bean with your name on our walls 😊

#SupportLocal #ShopSmall #SmallBusiness #LocallySourced #ZeroWasteCulture #ScoopMarketplace #EcoFriendly #smallbusinessbigdreams

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