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Eloise Stephenson
View artist portfolioThis is a life changing opportunity for me, the orangutan, the forest, Boreno and deforestation as a whole.
Lets make a difference, cast your vote with me.
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- Australia
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- 2011-03-04
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i found this via Facebook, NOT one of Eloise's friends! wow dude harsh!! borderline bullying i think, but hey as long as you feel good about making up conspiracies and getting on your high horse talking down to people who's egotistical now, really!!!
Hey Elle, great use of your degree...good that it wasn't pie in the sky and that you are following through on your convictions. Your wildlife rescue work so far has been a joy to follow and long may it continue.As your Mum I am proud of your passion, and your embracing of life, and feel my job is done. All the best on the journeys ahead...live it all Elle and leave the planet in a better state than you found it. There will always be knockers as this is the yin and yang of life but hey stay true to yourself and those of us that admire you. All is good.
Elle. Your destiny awaits. At school when you applied for a leadership position, instead of shining your shoes and combing your hair, you dressed as a wildlife warrior and leapt in front of Chaplain Helen startling all. You likened her flock to some endangered critter or other. This is who you were born to be. Borneo needs you. Tim and Jenny
great video Eloise, they'd be crazy not to choose you! All the best :)
Great job on this! You definitely are a winner!
Good luck Elle! Hope you are successful!
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Good luck Elle! Hope you are successful!
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good work! you deserve this position!
good luck.
Hope u get the chance to work as an agent - sounds like u wld be gr8 at it and are passionate about it.
Go Eloise! Hope you get the opportunity to share your passion with the world. Go Girl!
Only the coolest girl in the world would be qualified for this job - so you more than deserve it! Good luck!!
Thank you everyone for all your support and lovely comments!
Just finished spending the morning with sick and injured koalas; feeding, medicating, etc...i wonder how different the rehabilitation process is for orangutans...Anyone have any ideas?
Elle
hope you make it! all the best elle xx
Wow Eloise - you are a true inspiration! You don't need luck because you are a true Action Agent in real life! All the best :)
rehabilitating orangutans takes years, not days or weeks. Because of the destruction of the rainforests due to oil palms and logging, sometimes there is NOWHERE for them to be rehabilitated to! Hope you get a chance to find out what it is really like out there, Eloise.
Thanks for sharing that redape, it is quite the conundrum. Need to break the cycle, and I think the best way to do that is through education. You cannot force change on another human being, but you can inspire it. If up and coming generations in Borneo have a greater appreciation for the forest and its inhabitants, logging will potential be reduced...But that in itself is years (potentially decades) away...
Aside from education can anyone think of other tools to use to go about changing not a generation of people, but an entire culture...?
Elle
what about a 3D movie elle?
Hi All, just a bit of an update...
I have decided to put my campaigning on pause for a week to do something a little bit different. I decided to volunteer at the Victorian Alps for a week with a fellow graduate and close friend. The placement runs for 5-days and is assisting with the upkeep of the national park. I am very excited, and a little bit nervous. I am not entirely sure what the work entails, but I have no doubt that I will enjoy being out of the hustle and bustle of Brisbane.
Having completed my tertiary education in Queensland, I am well educated on the ins and outs of sub-tropical rainforests and am curious to see if a difference persists with the Victorian Alps.
Bec, my friend accompanying me jumped at the opportunity to come, and I am so grateful for it. It is so nice knowing in advance that I will be sharing this mini adventure with someone just as passionate, interested and enthusiastic about a rainforest.
I will be sure to take as many photos as possible!
Elle
PS Check out my new TIG blog. My first ever blog!
Great video hun! Sounds like you have already done some good work for the animals. Hope you win..I voted for you :)
Elle, to your question of how to change not just a generation of people, but an entire culture, there was an interesting piece in the Jakarta Post a few days back about using religion (Islam) to advocate for the protection of wildlife in Indonesia. Give it a look if you're interested, and best of luck to you in your candidacy!
"Could religion be the answer to rescuing wildlife?" The Jakarta Post, Mar. 18
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/03/18/could-religion-be-answer-rescuing-wildlife.html
Good luck Eloise!! you will do an amazing job : )
love the blogs keep them comming just like I love you committment to the globe...keep that coming as well
Good work Elle :D u got my vote !! xo
Check it out Elle - you made the news: http://westside-news.whereilive.com.au/news/story/on-a-mission-to-stop-deforestation-in-borneo/
Well done chicka xx
Great video and a great goal!
Great video !!!!!!!!!!! Keep up the good work.
I wish I was a big hairy orangutan, so that I could cuddle you !!!
How awesome! This is the drive and passion that will see us evolving from 3D to 4D...keep the flame burning bright gorgeous....
And Finnie says, "great cousin"