In the introduction, Goodall writes:
"[E]vidence is mounting of a sixth extinction--this time caused by human actions. To keep up my spirits when I was tired and things seemed extra-bleak, I made a collection of what I call my 'symbols of hope.'"
One of her symbols is a feather from a California condor, a species which was rescued from extinction.
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| California Condor photo by Marlin Harms |
I'd say one of my symbols of hope is the hummingbird.
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| Hummingbird photo by hart_curt |
What are your symbols of hope during these challenging times?
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| Rays in the fog by geodesic |
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| New Moon by Paul Tomlin |
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| Cocoon by Randy Read |
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| Butterfly by me |
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| Sprout in stone wall by me |
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| Daffodil Trio by Marissa Bracke |
Full disclosure: The Jane Goodall book I linked to is attached to my Amazon Associates account, which means that if you buy anything after clicking on the link, I get a percentage of the sale.
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