21. How to Do Animal Rights - Voluntary Worker Abroad
the world engaged in animal, wildlife and conservation projects need volunteers to work with them for at least a month to a year or more and you might find a niche working in animal rights. You travel about, live in a new-to-you environment, plunge
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22. How to Do Animal Rights - Video Activist
in our understanding of wildlife yet 'wild' circus animals still live in shackles. The video was shot at circuses across Europe, features elephants, baboons, ponies, lions, bears and tigers, and captures, says CAPS, "the confinement,
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23. How to Do Animal Rights - Aerial Snooper
get aerial views of wildlife and nature, and the military use remote controlled small model aircraft for reconnaissance of hostile positions. As an aerial snooper you could find out and record evidence of what people are doing to animals
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24. How to Do Animal Rights - Direct Action
direct action to save marine wildlife, especially whales, dolphins, seals and turtles. Its mission is to execute international maritime laws and agreements meant to protect sea species and the marine environment.
A particular aim of Sea
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