In Conservation, The Motto Should Always Be

There Is No First World And Third World. There Is Only One World, For All Of Us To Live And Delight In.

My Childhood In Corfu Shaped My Life. If I Had The Craft Of Merlin, I Would Give Every Child The Gift Of My Childhood.

As I Watched The Pulsing Fire Among The Trees And Heard The Beat Of The Drum Merge And Tremble With The Voices, Forming An Intricate Pattern Of Sound, I Knew That Someday I Would Have To Return Or Be Haunted Forever By The Beauty And Mystery That Is Africa.

You Cannot Begin To Preserve Any Species Of Animal Unless You Preserve The Habitat In Which It Dwells. Disturb Or Destroy That Habitat And You Will Exterminate The Species As Surely As If You Had Shot It. So Conservation Means That We Have To Preserve Forest And Grassland, River And Lake, Even The Sea Itself. This Is Vital Not Only For The Preservation Of Animal Life Generally, But For The Future Existence Of Man Himself - A Point That Seems To Escape Many People.

Each Day Had A Tranquility A Timelessness About It So That You Wished It Would Never End. But Then The Dark Skin Of The Night Would Peel Off And There Would Be A Fresh Day Waiting For Us Glossy And Colorful As A Child's Transfer And With The Same Tinge Of Unreality.