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Habitat and Injured Lands
Clean ups
It is a fantastic way to help rejuvenate our lands and wildlife. Whether it's picking up trash along a walkway or joining a group to clean up a hazardous disaster, clean-up efforts truly make a difference in improving our environment.
Rewilding
Ideally, the rewilding process involves restoring and protecting natural ecosystems and biodiversity. This includes
- removing man-made toxic influences
- reintroducing native trees, plant life
- reintroducing and supporting wildlife
- Constructing habitats for plant and wildlife using natural native components that can support them.
- Monitor for any disturbances and hazards to prevent future challenges
Animal Rehabilitation
Our stance
At Za Da, we know animals and nature should be respected and supported. Natural habitats need to be rebuilt, rehabilitated, and protected. Animals should not be subjected to confined spaces, abuse, or neglect for profit or otherwise. Most can be rehabilitated with the right tools and resources.
Today's and previous general outlook in conservation encompasses human egocentric ideals, hypothesizing, and taking action on assumptive propositions. Za Das' position is we need to look at the world and its inhabitants for what it is, in that, we all have a role in the balance of Earth's ecosystem and need to support that balance rather than knock it more and more off course.
When we start caring and supporting nature as a whole including species we may not appreciate the world and thus the health of people and animals will improve.
