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Comments: Decline in top predators and megafauna 'humankind’s most pervasive influence on nature'


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Hopefully, the predators and megafauna will increase with the ongoing lifting of consciousness concerning the balance and oneness of all.

"We" know the indigenous are the first environmentalism and practiced peaceful co-existence of all species: give and take equally. Balance will occur and we continue to be mindful and aware of the necessity of predators.

Chawn A. Whitsitt

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