Here is where you can add YOUR voice to our roar…
…these are the faces of the people who support/agree with our campaign to ban the trophy hunting of endangered species.
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Below the photo gallery you will find the voices – read the comments of our wonderful supporters.
If you want to join them, scroll down to the bottom of this page, fill in the short form and upload your photo.
Cliff Simon – In memoriam of our narrator and our friend
Meryl Harrison – UK
Aldwyn Altuney
Pippa Hankinson and Ian Michler
Priscilla Presley – USA
Marion Zola
Nadia and Farrah Kochi
Kerry David
Mauritz Lotz
James Ganiere
Susan Lake-Harris
Cathy Osborne
Tippi Hedren
Debra Batzofin
John Mitchell
Harlan Boll
Virginia McKenna OBE and Will Travers OBE
Teresa DeFazio – Australia
Susan Hawton – Australia
Margaret Weiss – Australia
Dame Judi Dench – UK
Shelley Simon Levin – South Africa
Scott duPont – USA
Terry Simon Roas – Israel
Brian Rubin – Australia
Dominique Mayfair – USA
Koen Vanhoutte – Belgium
Dot Gilbert – Australia
Harvey Brownstone – Canada
Iain MacKenzie – Australia
John Tozeland – Australia
Jon Mack – USA
Kirstine McKay – Australia
Lorraine Platt – UK
Marilyn Atlas – USA
Ro London – Australia
Steven Prassas – Australia
Xaque Gruber – USA
Alby Mangels and Jack – Australia
Eduardo Goncalves – UK
Roman Kondratiuk – Australia
Clare Santer – Australia
Tyson Colman – Australia
Deb and Noel Oliver – Australia
Karolina Bomba – France
Reg Dickason – Australia
SRoya Rose – Australia
Paul Walton – USA
Liza Rothman – UK
Jessica Dowdeswell – USA
Devorah Cutler Rubenstein – USA
Alison Lask – USA
Vaughan Coburn – Australia
Paget Hargreaves – Australia
Jenny Brown – Australia
Jeffrey Archer – the Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare UK
Sandy Thorne – Australia
Sara Qazi – USA
Musetta Vander – USA
Diana Monica – Romania
Michele Leembruggan – Australia
Ria Jaggard – UK
Fru Jaggard – Australia
Zak Jaggard – Australia
Korin Korman – USA
Larry Korman – USA
Linda Richardson-Korman – USA
Sir Roger Gale MP – UK
Karen OBrien – Australia
Lin Sutherland – Australia
Biancha Esson – Australia
Booker White – USA
Barry Crocker AM – Australia
Anne-Marie Lacaze – Australia
Zoe and Clinton Smith – Australia
Wendy Ramsey – Australia
Susan McLennan – Australia
Simon Lever – UK
Roselyn Poon – Australia
Richard Hall – USA
Richard Beamish – Canada
Pushpa Vaghela – Australia
Noel Hernandez – USA
Matty Stephen – Australia
Mandy Liu – China
Lindsay and Merly Barrett – Vanuatu
Kerrie Friend – Australia
Justin Hartwell – Australia
Jenchurai Brown – Australia
Gigi Edgley – Australia
Eddie Pong – USA
Ruta Lee – USA
Elaine Sheeley – Australia
Jen Nolan – UK
Christophe Poizat – France
Dave Evans – UK
Lou Szymkow – Australia
Simon Sandy Bresler – USA
Arnold Rudnick – USA
Kfir Luzzatto – Israel
Kat Rudnick – USA
Justin Hemer – Australia
Joanne Verikios – Australia
Jenny Itzcovitz – UK
Eric Dhliwayo – South Africa
Toby and Marcela Dow – Australia
Steve Silver – Canada
Starr James – USA
Shoshana Yosef – Israel
Sandra Rogers – Australia
Roger Tindale – Australia
Rodney Ebrahimian – USA
Reshawn Coolie Carrier – USA
Narda Newman – Australia
Monica Ward – Australia
Mira Stanislawski – Australia and Poland
Maria Snel – Australia
Liat Collins – Israel
Lesley MacKenzie – Australia
Deb Diane Small – Australia
Lady Susan Gale – UK
Brett and Veronica Sherwell – Australia
Lynne Koenigsberg – USA
Alan Seletkovic – Australia
Anthorr Thomas – Australia
Julieta Delos Santos – Philippines
Avi Ginsberg – Australia
Moses Chinhembe – Zimbabwe
Shane Greaves – Australia
Lynn Brazier – Australia
Cosima de Romanis – Australia
Michael Beatty – Australia
Alfred Zulu Phakathi – South Africa
Wendy Gaye Bell – Australia
David Leneman – Australia
Brend Papworth – Australia
Lachlan OBrien – Australia
Lynn Santer – Australia
Joshua OBrien – Australia
Jack Thompson – Australia
Michael McMahon – Australia
Miramani Miki – Namibia
Natasha and Smanthan Loring – South Africa
Alex Tillman – USA
Neira Jones – UK
Rosemary Alles – South Africa and USA
Brain May – UK
Victoria Thompson – Australia
Maizie Williams – UK
Peter Thompson – Australia
Michaela Litova – Austria
Geri Hemer – Australia
Dianne Blanch – Australia
Gayle Rehrig-Coken – USA
John Rendall – UK
Judith Latham – Australia
Kerry David – USA
Jenny Kal – Australia
Joanne Anand – Australia
Kay Klyne – Australia
Nicole Pentis – Australia
Justin Summersgill – Australia
Paige Badenoch – Australia
Rob Harvey – Australia
Susan Dickerson – USA
Ben Dorman – Canada
Prof. Paul Zimmet – Australia
Vicki Jones – Australia
Connall Freeley – UK
Kirstine Lumb-McKay – Australia
Richard Loring and the cast of African Footprint – South Africa
Dave Bartlett – USA
Daniel Loh – UK
Dave Rogers – Australia
Gitta Brocatus – Belgium
Jannie Zaaiman – South Africa
John Thompson – USA
Ant Leake – UK
Richard Loring – South Africa
Julian Starks – USA
Together we stand with the voices of individuals and groups actively working to get legislation changed seen HERE.
Your Voices – Our Roar
Thank you for your comments
Steve Silver - Canada
This despicable, cruel and self-serving criminal activity MUST STOP! And governments which don’t act must be held responsible through votes and lobbying. Keep up the fantastic work Lynn and James and add my name to your roar!
Susan Hawton - Australia
Hunting for food and pest control is one thing. Hunting magnificent animals to extinction is a tragedy that must be prevented. The earth owes us no obligations and cares not for personal “rights”. On the contrary, we have a moral and necessary obligation to protect and nurture the earth, for now and future generations.
Eric Dhliwayo - South Africa
Not everyone is in the position to help animals but everyone is in the position not to harm them.
Kirstine McKay - Australia
We have a great responsibility – to give a voice to those that don’t have one… to care for others whom we have power over. It is time to end trophy hunting everywhere. ROAR!
Julieta Delos Santos - Philippines
Protecting the magnificent creatures in wildlife is keeping the balance of nature. Losing balance and stability will bring devastation to us. Everything in the ecosystem is interconnected.
John Tozeland - Australia
Protecting all of these magnificent creatures and their habitats remains the goal. Both animals and plant life make the world’s ecosystems work, wildlife provides balance and stability to nature’s processes. Further funding is needed to stop Game Hunting, we all must create awareness and fight back against the commercial operators and the Hunters that engage in this practice. Land of the Free is remarkable together with the whole team who have brought the plight to the attention for all of us to come together and voice our wishes to say No More and to make sure this practice is Stopped.
Lorraine Platt – UK
Trophy hunting is despicable and cowardly. It has no place on civilised society.
This vile activity must be banned.
Protect our vulnerable wildlife.
End trophy hunting imports into the UK.
Ro London – Australia
Stop the Sport, it’s inhumane and tragic with the results devastating.
Jen Nolan - UK
We at WRATH – Worldwide rally against trophy hunting protest against this barbaric so called sport and advocate for its end.
Lin Sutherland - Australia
Trophy hunting should already be a thing of the past – please stand together to protect Africa’s iconic faces from extinction.
Lynne Koenigsberg - USA
Trophy hunting is not conservation! It is a form of entertainment for the depraved. The trophy hunter inflicts great suffering upon their intended victim(s) ~ viable lives abruptly ended for bragging rights. The majority of trophy hunters are from the United States. Nothing to be proud of!
Elaine Sheeley - Australia
It’s inconceivable that we have to go to these lengths to convince the world to act now to protect these magnificent creatures.
Rosemary Alles – South Africa and USA
“If to be feelingly alive to the sufferings of my fellow-creatures is to be a fanatic, I am one of the most incurable fanatics ever permitted to be at large.”
― William Wilberforce (leading English abolitionists)
There is no solution to the maladies that ails our species’ relationship with nature other than the moral one. In the end, they, these “others”, our wild siblings are fellow travelers, nations unto themselves, inherent with the inalienable right to exist.
Trophy hunting kills, it holds Africa, her wild creatures, and the world captive in a new form of slavery; it underlines the definition of “disaster capitalism”, exploiting ongoing crises and the disenfranchised by expropriating nature and leaning to corruption.
Not all the data points in the world, nor equivalent analysis, or white papers will resolve the disruptive relationship we -humans- have with nature. It will be the moral argument that wins the day – IF it wins the day.
It is simply wrong to enslave in the name of commerce and it is simply wrong to kill in the name of protecting life; ask a child, she’ll tell you.
Let Africa Live
Global March for Elephants and Rhinos.
Rosemary Alles – South Africa and USA
“If to be feelingly alive to the sufferings of my fellow-creatures is to be a fanatic, I am one of the most incurable fanatics ever permitted to be at large.”
― William Wilberforce (leading English abolitionists)
There is no solution to the maladies that ails our species’ relationship with nature other than the moral one. In the end, they, these “others”, our wild siblings are fellow travelers, nations unto themselves, inherent with the inalienable right to exist.
Trophy hunting kills, it holds Africa, her wild creatures, and the world captive in a new form of slavery; it underlines the definition of “disaster capitalism”, exploiting ongoing crises and the disenfranchised by expropriating nature and leaning to corruption.
Not all the data points in the world, nor equivalent analysis, or white papers will resolve the disruptive relationship we -humans- have with nature. It will be the moral argument that wins the day – IF it wins the day.
It is simply wrong to enslave in the name of commerce and it is simply wrong to kill in the name of protecting life; ask a child, she’ll tell you.
Let Africa Live
Global March for Elephants and Rhinos.
Michael Beatty - Australia
This is an important cause and one that means a great deal to me personally.
Neira Jones – UK
ROAR! Let’s ban this despicable practice and protect species of any kind, and our planet. Let’s do it for us and for our children!
Michaela Litova - Austria
Trophy hunting is a shocking, outrageous, and disgusting practice that has absolutely /no place/ in today’s world – an activity where people willingly torture and murder sentient and feeling living beings is wrong, wrong, /wrong/! Trophy hunters are nothing less than sadistic murderers and the animals they hunt and shoot are their victims.
It. Needs. To. Stop.
Kay Klyne - Australia
Such a travesty that in this day and age, people get to defile G-d’s creations of these beautiful amazing creatures. If doctors have to take the Hippocratic oath, and *vets* do as well, how is it that these human beings continue to murder for the sake of trophies. How is this different to barbarians doing this to other humans?
Nicole Pentis - Australia
We are here to protect not disrespect our wildlife
Paige Badenoch - Australia
Save our beautiful wildlife, animals and nature’s ecosystems. Trophy hunting needs to be banned! We only have one earth let’s not destroy it!
Susan Dickerson - USA
We must protect all living creatures, for we are in a circle of life that can be broken if even one species becomes extinct. How can anyone harm the beautiful creatures of Mother Earth. Let us be the “Land of the Free” in every way and may it begin with protecting our wildlife.
Julian Starks - USA
“My dream, thus mission in life is to travel the world and photograph beautiful, vibrant animals in all places and circumstances, free and confined.” Julian Starks – 2018
I am a Los Angeles based Photographer, Filmmaker and Animal Activist writing on behalf of VISIONS OF THE WORLD Inc., my 501(c)(3) Non-Profit company. Our first project was “LIFE Behind Bars” Vol. 1, my first Fine Art Photography book. The book was titled after the photographic series that I started in order to honor the beauty of animals in captivity, and to support the many individuals and organizations that have dedicated themselves to caring for and protecting these magnificent beasts.
Next project…Visions of the World Inc. presents…
“LIFE Behind Bars…Except if You’re Free” VOL. 2 which will focus on the conservation efforts of the Gorillas and Big African Cats in their natural habitat – Africa!
We are dedicating this second book in this series of books to DIAN FOSSEY, whose work regarding the conservation of the Mountain Gorilla’s has been an inspiration for our project.
Ant Leake - UK
Why would anyone want to shoot a lion, giraffe, leopard, rhino, elephant of baboon is totally beyond me.
It must stop and we have the power to make it stop.
Well done for all your fantastic work in banning Trophy Hunting. With you all the way.
Richard Loring - South Africa
Trophy Hunters should be dropped into a wildlife environment with water and food for a week in order to see how nature works, provides and survives. A loud roar of encouragement to Producers James Ganiere and Lynn Santer for their relentless pursuit of killers of wildlife exposed through their award winning ” Land of the Free: In the shadows with Priscilla Presley ” documentary.
Julian Starks - USA
Dear Lynn,
It has been my pleasure getting to know you and your great mission to out the horrible Murderers of these beautiful Wild Animals Worldwide. I stand with you and look forward to working together to end this horrific and cowardly practice!!!
“My dream, thus mission, is to travel the world and photograph beautiful, vibrant animals in all places and circumstances, free and confined”.
Julian Starks – 2018
I am a Los Angeles-based Photographer, Filmmaker, and Animal activist. I founded VISIONS OF THE WORLD INC. a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Company to help support wild animal sanctuaries and institutions like those featured in this book. I photographed and published, LIFE BEHIND BARS VOL. 1, my first Fine Art Photography Book, which was released Worldwide in 2020. I began photographing these amazing animals at Tippi Hedren’s SHAMBALA PRESERVE. I fell in love with the animals and the work that Tippi is doing there. This has truly been my inspiration! So much so, that Henson, Shambala’s Regal Male Lion, graces the front cover of this book. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the wildlife sanctuaries featured in this book! www.visionsoftheworld.org
Next project: “LIFE Behind Bars…Except if You’re Free” Vol. 2 / Visions of the World Inc. announces, “LIFE Behind Bars…Except if You’re Free” Vol. 2 which will focus on the conservation efforts of the Gorillas and Big African Cats in their natural habitat – Africa!
Live Long, Prosper & Peace!!!
Sincerely,
Julian Starks
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