Who-Am-I? And Making Informed Choices

I can start being more comprehensive with the people around me, helping the others to be more open-minded and try not to fight with people for every single misunderstanding. This is very hard but is a good way to make a change in the world. Natalia from United States

Carlo from Italy : I believe that the animals are abused more and more, abandoned and outcast in this World of ours but there are luckily different associations as the WWF and the GREENPEACE that are devoted more to the values of the animals and that they treat them with benevolence. I think that each of us should collaborate in his small to the animals that then they are living beings as us and we don't have to consider him "inferior" because in some cases they are also more intelligent than ourselves. In some dramatic moments the animals can also help us! Need to have I respect for the animals!!!

Rebecca from China : I could encourage others to recycle or raise funds for societies to protect the forests and animals. Most people know that recycling and preserving the environment is important, but some do not know why they should do that. I could teach or show people the importance of protecting the environment.

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