This Saturday, April 23, the gnome family will travel to a forest that was ravaged by fire last year.
The gnome family will meet up with humans to help plant trees in honor of Earth Day 2011.
Please celebrate Earth Day 2011 by doing one single act of green.
Together, humans and gnomes can contribute to a billion acts of green for planet earth.
video from: thechriscarsonshow
Please visit Earth Day Network's A Billion Acts of Green
Make each day earth day and go green.
(c) Jenaelha, Friendly Gnome's Blog
Monday, April 18, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Elephant Killed by CEO
Mama gnome has spoken about the elephants' plight numerous times.
They are threatened by habitat loss and illegal hunting and trade.
Despite the ban on ivory trade, poachers continue to slaughter elephants at terrible rate.
According to this post, Robbie Marsland, director of IFAW UK (International Fund for Animal Welfare), has stated:
"This alarming level of illegal hunting could drive the African elephant to extinction across much of Africa in just 15 years."
So it is quite deplorable to read about GoDAddy CEO Rob Parsons going on an elephant hunt and he proudly showed it off on video.
Mama gnome didn't want to watch the video.
Mama gnome was even more rankled to read that this CEO goes on an elephant killing spree every year!
Mama gnome urges you to close your account with this CEO's company and transfer to another company.
Maybe consider its rival company, which has raised over $20,000 for Save the Elephants.
Please visit Save the Elephants and read statements by Johnny Rodrigues, chairman of Zimbabwe's Conservation Task Force to AOL News.
Here is a photo of an elephant in Namibia.
It is a fortunate animal because it was not the one shot by Bob Parsons.
photo by: Ikiwaner
Please boycott Bob Parsons and his company.
Please help save the elephants and go green.
(c) Jenaelha, Friendly Gnome's Blog
They are threatened by habitat loss and illegal hunting and trade.
Despite the ban on ivory trade, poachers continue to slaughter elephants at terrible rate.
According to this post, Robbie Marsland, director of IFAW UK (International Fund for Animal Welfare), has stated:
"This alarming level of illegal hunting could drive the African elephant to extinction across much of Africa in just 15 years."
So it is quite deplorable to read about GoDAddy CEO Rob Parsons going on an elephant hunt and he proudly showed it off on video.
Mama gnome didn't want to watch the video.
Mama gnome was even more rankled to read that this CEO goes on an elephant killing spree every year!
Mama gnome urges you to close your account with this CEO's company and transfer to another company.
Maybe consider its rival company, which has raised over $20,000 for Save the Elephants.
Please visit Save the Elephants and read statements by Johnny Rodrigues, chairman of Zimbabwe's Conservation Task Force to AOL News.
Here is a photo of an elephant in Namibia.
It is a fortunate animal because it was not the one shot by Bob Parsons.
photo by: IkiwanerPlease boycott Bob Parsons and his company.
Please help save the elephants and go green.
(c) Jenaelha, Friendly Gnome's Blog
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Bird's eye view of Decorah Eagles
Mama gnome and young gnomelets waited with bated breath and finally the third egg hatched on April 6, 2011.
We've watched the proud parent bald eagles feed, nurture, and care for their precious babies.
But please see for yourselves. Here is the live video feed of the beautiful eagle family in Iowa:
Live TV by Ustream
We've watched the proud parent bald eagles feed, nurture, and care for their precious babies.
But please see for yourselves. Here is the live video feed of the beautiful eagle family in Iowa:
Live TV by Ustream
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