End Trophy Hunting - Support NGOs

For some time now I have watched in horror as some of the most majestic animals in the world are killed for the sake of so called sport.

Rich people from all over the world pay thousands of dollars to safari groups to kill these wild animals, in what some say is conservation, and others claim is to inject money into the communities where these wild animals are found.

Appalled by this and fueled by the anger of a Facebook post, I suggested that someone should start a go fund me page to raise money which could be used to build a safari park where we could send ALL trophy hunters to fight it out to the death, which would satisfy their blood lust, and at the same time cull what I believe is a vile species. At the same time I suggested that money could also be used to save wild life and help villagers live better lives.  Many people commented that this would be a great idea and that they would throw money at it, so I wondered what could be.

Now, building a park would be great, but it would not be legal, so instead I have decided to run a go fund me page for people who think the park would be a good idea and in supporting it, we would send a clear message to trophy hunters which would highlight how much the world find what they do abhorrent.

I have decided that all funds raised will be divided amongst 6 NGO's which work with wildlife and communities to create a better world. These are -

Four Paws.  
The Thin Green Line. 
David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. 
Ol Pejeta Conservancy. 
Animals Asia. 
Orangutan Project. 

The more money raised, the bigger the message that can be sent to those in the trophy hunting business that you don't need to kill something to create a better world or to raise money to support wildlife conservation or the communities which are greatly affected through wildlife destruction.

The list of recipients will not reduce, however if sufficient funds are raised, additional organisations supporting similar causes will be added.