Southwest Florida Eco-Orgs
Southwest Florida Eco-Organizations
Work together to make sure that our Southwest Florida community continues on its path toward sustainability.
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Created: Jul 23, 2008
Updated: Jun 02, 2009
Membership: Open
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Under the circumstances whereby natural resources are considerably being destroyed and there is no promising sign that such can be immediately contained, multiple conservation groups in an attempt to preserve the natural resources that embrace forests, wildlife and plantations as well as humankind have come into existence.
As soon as forests are destroyed, the number of animals dwelling in natural forests alarmingly declines; in particular, giant-creatured "elephants" which are in serious danger, It takes long for an elephant to be on earth: however, at present a loss of elephants over a short period of time is being experienced.
A principal factor that leads to a substantial decrease in the number of domesticated and wild elephants includes natural threats and man. FAE realizes well that, for any conservation endeavor to succeed, multilateral collaboration is a prerequisite among all public and private media and agencies, especially the public at large.
Main Objectives:
* To assist elephants to enjoy improved living conditions and eventually survive and adjust themselves within natural surroundings.
* To aid professionals related to elephants [raisers, researchers, vets etc.]
* To gather data on elephants.
* To publicize data and produce public reports on status of elephants and movements related
* To undertake for a public cause or to collaborate with other charity organizations
* To deal in no way with political affiliations.
As soon as forests are destroyed, the number of animals dwelling in natural forests alarmingly declines; in particular, giant-creatured "elephants" which are in serious danger, It takes long for an elephant to be on earth: however, at present a loss of elephants over a short period of time is being experienced.
A principal factor that leads to a substantial decrease in the number of domesticated and wild elephants includes natural threats and man. FAE realizes well that, for any conservation endeavor to succeed, multilateral collaboration is a prerequisite among all public and private media and agencies, especially the public at large.
Main Objectives:
* To assist elephants to enjoy improved living conditions and eventually survive and adjust themselves within natural surroundings.
* To aid professionals related to elephants [raisers, researchers, vets etc.]
* To gather data on elephants.
* To publicize data and produce public reports on status of elephants and movements related
* To undertake for a public cause or to collaborate with other charity organizations
* To deal in no way with political affiliations.
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