An Elephant Snuffled My Tent
Finding Myself in the African Bush
de Judith Yates
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À propos du livre
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Voyages
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Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
# de pages: 50 - Date de publication: avril 14, 2008
- Langue English
- Mots-clés Self Improvement, Africa, Travel, Journey, Elephant, Conservation, Poaching, Lion, Birds, Zebra, Gazelle, Warthog, Flower, Earth, Culture
À propos du créateur
In 2007 I shed my corporate skin to chase a lifelong dream - I went to Laikipia, Kenya to do volunteer work at the Gallman conservancy (see also http://www.gallmannkenya.org). I saved every cent I had, picked up found change, sold items on eBay. It changed me forever. I have returned to my art, my writing. My first book is about this journey. 100% of book proceeds will go to the conservancy to aid their anti-poaching efforts. I cannot explain what it is like to see these animals in their natural habitat - not in a zoo, not in a park, but living and breathing wild and free. It is startling to know in a few years they could disappear. Africa is portrayed as many things: starving, lost, poverty-stricken. Americans should see it as I did. Visiting the villages to work on the projects, I sat with the villagers and saw these people in their world free of tourism and the media. They are beautiful and charming, generous and gregarious. Always smiling, open arms. "God" is here.