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  Zoos and Conservation...
  **Version with Spanish subtitles available: www.youtube.com Humanity relies on nature - and time is running out for many species. The accumulated knowledge of zoos and aquariums is crucial in the fight to save biodiversity. EAZA members are at the forefront of wildlife conservation. This film, produced to mark International Year of Biodiversity 2010, explores some of the links between zoos and field conservation projects. EAZA is the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, linking and representing more than 300 institutions across Europe and beyond. To find your local EAZA member visit: www.eaza.net -------- The video features interviews with the following people: Bengt Holst - Director of Research and Conservation at Copenhagen Zoo, Denmark Patrícia Medici - Coordinator, Lowland Tapir Conservation Initiative, Brazil Stewart Muir - Director, Newquay Zoo, UK Nguyen Van Thai - Program Officer, Carnivore and Pangolin Conservation Program, Vietnam Dr Christoph Schwitzer - Head of Research, Bristol Zoo Gardens, UK; and Executive Secretary, The Lemur Conservation Association (AEECL) Production Team: Director/Producer: Paul King Director of Photography: Mark Verkerk Editor: Natassia Wijdeveld 2nd Unit Camera: Paul Woodd-Walker 2nd Unit Production: Rebecca Harris Production: Esther Hertog Graphic Design: Robert Doets Production Assistant: Suzanne Schreve Music composed and performed by Steven de Geus Special thanks to MacGyver Post Production Amsterdam This production was made <b>...</b>
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  Sirocco - world's first Spokesbird...
  In the International Year of Biodiversity, New Zealand's world famous parrot Sirocco the kakapo has been officially recognized as a conservation ambassador by the Prime Minister John Key. Sirocco's appointment to Spokesbird for Conservation is believed to be a world first. Sirocco, one of only 124 kakapo remaining in the world, was catapulted into stardom after featuring in the BBC's 'Last chance to see' programme presented by Stephen Fry and Mark Cawardine. This saw a huge rise in popularity of kakapo and interest from people wanting to know more about New Zealand's unique native wildlife. To follow Sirocco's adventures visit: www.spokesbird.com
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  Contemporary Art Conservation at Sm...
  Latex, chocolate, soap, and video game software are just a few of the non-traditional materials that have inspired contemporary artists. While they embrace the modern, synthetic and technologically advanced world in which we live, some of materials present significant conservation problems for museum conservators. Gwynne Ryan, a conservator at the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden discusses the challenges museums face with this issue: Should we keep art locked away to make it last? Or let it be experienced as it was intended while accelerating its natural degradation? For more information about the Hirshhorn's conservation program, visit: hirshhorn.si.edu
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  The Forest Connection - Conservatio...
  www.conservation.org As the international climate change discussion heats up, CIs leaders and partners explain a crucial strategy for climate change mitigation: Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation plus conservation (REDD+). Learn more at www.conservation.org and www.conservation.org

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  Goals, Dreams - Hope to Make them C...
  Oprah Winfrey: "Reaching your potential as a human being is more than an ideal. It's the ultimate goal. The wonders we're capable of have nothing to do with the measurement of mankind, the list of what's in and what's out, who's hot and who's not. I'm talking about the real deal: Whose life did you touch? Who did you love, and who loved you back? This I know for sure is what matters. For me it's the only goal worth aiming for: a transformation of consciousness that allows me to know that I am no better or worse than any other being. That I simply am." deborahdachinger.com "Dare to Dream" Radio
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  Stand Up and Take Action 2010...
  Stand Up 2010: September 17th - 19th When world leaders gather at the United Nations for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Review Summit in September, the voices of their citizens will follow them, telling them, loudly and clearly: "We will no longer stay seated or silent in the face of poverty and the broken promises to end it!"
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  Take Action...
  Islam is a verb meaning: Surrender (your will to Allah), Submit, Obey, Sincerity, and 'salam' or peace. Islam gives freedom in chioce to believe or not to believe. It says in the Qur'an 2:256 "There is no compulsion in religion." And the accusations which say 'Islam was spread by the sword' it is a rather silly accusation. As explained, Islam requires people to submit willfully to the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth, not to any King, country, or to any race. Fact: - India was ruled by the Muslims for over 1000 years. Today over 80% of the population of India are non-Muslims - Spain was ruled by the Muslims for 800 years and in fact Muslims got eradicated by the European Crusaders - The Muslims have been the Masters of the Arab lands for overs 1400 years, yet there are still 14 million Arab Coptic Christians The West has always been exposed to false religions and because they've been exposed to false religions and they forcefully converted people into their religion, it caused a lot of wars and killings. Even scientists were exterminated eg. Galileo. Wars such as The Crusades, and the 100 year war took place because of false religions and their unnatural beliefs. Because of the killing of scientists and the contradictions found in the Bible and the maths that didn't add up (ie. 3 in 1 and 1 in 3), the scientific community took a stance against the church. RESULT: THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION AND DARWINISM. People became atheists. Then the western leaders sat down and <b>...</b>