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Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts

Friday, January 14, 2011

Truth according to Arcade Fire

Interesting commentary on the world we live in.

Arcade Fire gets it, y'all. Listen closely. And enjoy.


Wondering now if the folks over at Earth Hour have heard this. Could make an interesting anthem for their next event.

Monday, October 11, 2010

My new mentor: Jane Goodall

(This photo snapped by my lovely sister who happens to be in town.)
I have been volunteering during the Hamptons International Film Festival all weekend, and one of the movies I got to see was a German film called "Jane's Journey." Jane Goodall doesn't know it yet, but she is going to be my mentor.

I knew of Jane Goodall as the woman National Geographic had featured, way back when, for her work with the monkeys — and until seeing this film, I had never heard of her out of that context. Of course, I had no reason not to think of her as an extraordinary woman, but I just had no idea about all of the other things she's done and has continued to do beyond that one point in her life.

Jane Goodall is a fascinating, frank and inspiring woman who is committed to conservation and preserving what is left of this fragile world for future generations. And I can only hope to do a quarter of the good she's done in her life in my own.

If you get a chance, see this film.

Trailer here:


Learn more about one of Jane's latest endeavors at www.rootsandshoots.org.