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Marching for war zone zoo animals

  • Theo Nkonki - Rosebank Killarney Gazette
  • April 16,2009, 06:27 AM
Miss Earth hopefuls teamed up with the Earth Organisation and school children from Alexandria to walk the Johannesburg Zoo in aid of enclosed wildlife in war zones.

Miss Earth hopefuls

teamed up

Miss Earth hopefuls teamed up with

the Earth Organisation and school children from Alexandria to walk the Johannesburg Zoo in aid o f enclosed wildlife in war zones.

Yvette Taylor

of the Earth Organisation said, " Miss Earth South Africa has as its  mission ' true beauties for a cause'. We are a group that strives to obtain effective results. This was a perfect opportunity to  stand up and create much needed awareness about preserving our natural heritage, especially in time of  war."
All
attendees, including animal rights activists, signed a United Nations resolution aimed at protecting wildlife in war-torn places.
 
 Earth Organisation founder, Lawrence Anthony said, " The organisation has its sight set on changing  international law. We are engaging in a  worldwide campaign to get people involved in the survival of wildlife in war zones.  people involved

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