Born To Be Wild

26th April 2010

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Welcome to Born to be Wild

I would like to welcome you and let you know how much I appreciate your interest in and concern for Orangutans.

Further details of my objectives can be found after
the last photograph in this column. Please bear in mind you may find some of the photographs upsetting; but if I don't show them to the world, who will and how else will those of us who do care ever have an opportunity to help these poor animals?

The following extract refers to environmental problems in general. I just hope you find it as thought provoking and relevant to orangutans as I have.

"This is such a shocking and unpalatable fact that most people deny it, or they just don't want to think about it. They believe as individuals, they can do little about it, so push it to the back of their minds. But I can't do that.

When something has to be done, we need to do it. It doesn't matter how big the challenge is or how hard the solution; if I know something is wrong, and I am in a position to help, I will do my best to make it right." Duncan Bannatyne, successful British businessman.

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