Inspiring Appreciation for Wild Carnivores
OUR INSPIRE CAMPAIGNS
Rewriting the narrative.
WHY DO WE INSPIRE APPRECIATION FOR WILD CARNIVORES?
Existing shouldn't be a crime.
Storytelling, myths, folklore, and ill-conceived rhetoric have long reinforced misconceptions about wild carnivores—perpetuating unjust and unscientific persecution of these critical members of our multispecies communities for generations. But storytelling through art, images, and words can also reshape the world around us by shifting our culture and our worldviews towards coexistence and appreciation for our wild neighbors. It is essential to provide new audiences and generations with science-based information and inspire compassionate coexistence with wild carnivores to dispel the misconceptions that have persisted for generations.
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