I'm From The Gulf Coast Of Louisiana.

You Cant Get Anywhere Without The People Who Have Come Into Your Life.

People Have Amazing Ideas. The Main Problem - I Won't Call It A Problem, Let's Call It A Roadblock - Is If You Use The Analogy Of A Convoy Of Vehicles Going To Help A Distress Situation: They Have All The Resources Needed (food, Medicine, Everything They Need), And As The Convoy Is Traveling, There's A Rockslide. You Can't Get Through The Road. What Good Does Any Of That Stuff Do When You Can't Get It To Where It Needs To Go?

Looking Around The World At These Wildlife, It's Abundantly Clear That Humans Have Benefited From Nature In So Many Ways But Have Also Brought Many Species To The Brink Of Extinction...the American People That I Interact With Through My Is Foundation Work Do Not Want To Allow This To Happen; They Do Not Want To Let These Species Go Without A Fight; And They See The Way In Which Nature Provides For People Around The World.

The Environment Is In Us, Not Outside Of Us. The Trees Are Our Lungs, The Rivers Our Bloodstream. We Are All Interconnected, And What You Do To The Environment Ultimately You Do To Yourself.

Your Strongest Ally Or Your Greatest Teacher May Be Sitting Within Reach, Unbeknownst To You.