I Had A Wonderful Teacher

You Know The Old Expression "we Haven't Inherited The World From Our Parents, We've Borrowed It From Our Children"? Well It's Just Not True. We Haven't Borrowed Anything.

For Those Who Have Experienced The Joy Of Being Alone With Nature There Is Really Little Need For Me To Say Much More; For Those Who Have Not, No Words Of Mine Can Ever Describe The Powerful, Almost Mystical Knowledge Of Beauty And Eternity That Come, Suddenly, And All Unexpected.

Cumulatively Small Decisions, Choices, Actions, Make A Very Big Difference.

I Feel A Desperation To Make People See What We Are Doing To The Environment, What A Mess We Are Making Of Our World. At This Point, The More People I Reach, The More I Accomplish. ... I Miss Gombe And My Wonderful Years In The Forest But If I Were To Go Back To That, I Wouldn't Feel I Was Doing What I Should Be Doing.

Surely It Should Be A Matter Of Moral Responsibility That We Humans, Different From Other Animals Mainly By Virtue Of Our More Highly Developed Intellect And, With It, Our Greater Capacity For Understanding And Compassion, Ensure That Medical Progress Slowly Detaches Its Roots From The Manure Of Non-human Animal Suffering And Despair.