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I'm not really sure where to put this thread, or how to probably talk about this, but I thought it was worth a shot. I know a lot of us are concerned with saving the oceans and doing whats right for our animals and animals in general. That being said, I wanted to get the word out about what my brother and his wife are doing in South Africa. They have started what is called the Reserve Protection Agency. After being stationed in South Africa they have decided to stay there with a plan to try to help protect the rhino population. I'm sure a number of you saw the msnbc piece about the South African rhinos and I believe there is a series on Animal Planet that has something to do with this as well.
I just wanted to put this out there. They would love any support anyone would give them. I am by no means asking for donations. All I'm asking is that you visit their website RPA | Reserve Protection Agency or check them out on Facebook "Reserve Protection Agency". If you like what you see share it with others, or LIKE them on Facebook. Everything helps and they need your support.
My brother is Scott Williams--the RPA Director General. If you have questions about anything please ask me and I'll pass it along or just ask them directly. I honestly don't know lots of details, I just know it's a great cause and I'd hate to see it fail.
Thanks for your support.
I just wanted to put this out there. They would love any support anyone would give them. I am by no means asking for donations. All I'm asking is that you visit their website RPA | Reserve Protection Agency or check them out on Facebook "Reserve Protection Agency". If you like what you see share it with others, or LIKE them on Facebook. Everything helps and they need your support.
My brother is Scott Williams--the RPA Director General. If you have questions about anything please ask me and I'll pass it along or just ask them directly. I honestly don't know lots of details, I just know it's a great cause and I'd hate to see it fail.
Thanks for your support.
