World Animal Day Special TED circle – Clubhouse Live gathering

4th October 2022
12:15 pm
3:45 pm

We are gathering, friends old and new, to celebrate this #world #Animal #day2022 with a dedicated clubhouse room under the club of#Stop #Ecocide #International.
The program includes the watching, or listening, to #PollyHiggins moving and inspiring TEDx talks “Daring to be Great” and, time permitting on the same day – Tues 4th October, or on Thu 6th October World GeoDiversity day ,
“Making #Ecocide an #international #crime

The use of animals in plantation forestry

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Until the beginning of the 20th century, the agriculture and forestry in South Africa depended almost completly on the power of animals. Foresters needed horses and mules to take haevy timber logs out of plantations. Nowadays you hardly ever find horses working in agriculture or forestry as they are replaced by modern machines. But worldwide there are still some companies remaining that trust in the energy of horses.

As the power of animals is much more environmental friendly than the one of huge machines, more companies should consider to work together with horses or mules again.

Video filmed and edited by Isabel Jakob.
Voice-Over by Tim Strupat.
Background Music by Roy MacGregor.
Media Facilitators – GeaSphere Africa & BACHI CIC UK

https://youtu.be/1amAtMTPx68

Contact Name: Zampe Ampino
Contact Number: 3.93497E+11
Contact Email: Zampepawsjaws@gmail.com
Organised by: Zampe Ampino

Wow! What a fantastic day! The conversation flowed all day and until late in the evening with everyone that visited contributing something personal about their love for animals with the other people present. It’s clear that animal play a very important role in our lives, all different experience and perspectives, all range of emotions as we all have loved and all have lost.

The choice of Clubhouse as the platform brought an unexpected closeness to the interactions, compared to all previous years.
Also the numbers were a very pleasant surprise with a very satisfactory 101 people passing through the room.
Symbolic and personal connections with the walkers from Assisi to Rome, lead by Angelo Vaira to deliver the message from San Francesco to Papa Francesco.

Additional bonus surprise of this year event is it’s longevity. The recording of the event remains available for listening in clubhouse, on the BACh International club page and on the profile of each of the speakers.

SEveral sign-ups to the iNaturalist app and the delighted feedback of those that started uploading observations immediately brought us to the creation of a ‘friends of clubhouse’ wild life spotting game: a year long collaborative-competition – Until next year, every day is world animal day!

delightful!