Teachers: Do children care about the environment and animal conservation efforts anymore?
Written by admin on Nov 29th, 2008 | Filed under: environment care
When I was a tot back in the late 80s I fell into the world of animal conservation partly thanks to a wonderful old documentary called Animals are Beautiful People and later Raffi, and even Michael Jackson. I dont even remember much urgency on the subject in elementary school. I shudder to think how much animal activism has fallen by the wayside today because of our distracted, sick society that focuses on petty issues while an ecosystem dies around us.
In the UK kids are totally indoctrinated in environmental issues, It’s all PC and is detrimental to their general education - it’s social engineering. Soon we will have kids shopping their parents to the authorities for not sorting out their rubbish properly…oh, hang on, we already do.
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