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IMAGINE8: My Indigenous Knowledge on Raptors

Raptor Conservation Of The Future


It is year 2094 I am a hundred years old. The indigenous knowledge that I will pass down will be one of raptor conservation. Living in South Africa my wh*** life I was exposed to wildlife since the day that I could walk. At fifteen I started
my apprenticeship at a NGO called Eagle
Encounters
. This was the place I began my journey of falconry. I
learnt everything I know about birds there and have continued working in
conservation until now. My knowledge grew over the years as I worked in the
field that I love. I will be passing on all my acc**ulated knowledge down to
the next generation. I am passionate about wildlife (Raptors in particular) and
my indigenous knowledge cannot be learnt from a book but only by hands on
experience. This is why choose this as my Indigenous Knowledge to pass on to
the future generations.

Me and Tiffany The Tawny Eagle...................... Me and Goliath The Martial Eagle


Me And Wally the Wahlberg Eagle

Me and Gismo The Spotted Eagle Owl

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Comment by Teresa R on May 2, 2010 at 7:33am
Hey, cool! Raptors are sweet!! I worked at a place called OWL (Orphaned Wild Life) here in Vancouver, BC, and the bald eagles were by far my favourite. So majestic. I hope you live to be 100 and know everything about raptors! haha
Comment by Gabriel Martin on May 2, 2010 at 7:44am
Great pictures! Really awesome
Comment by Myles McCloskey on May 2, 2010 at 9:46pm
Brilliant pictures! (Even though I was slightly disappointed when I realised you meant bird raptors and not velociraptors.)

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