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Eco Rambo

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Wed, 20 Oct 2010 7:44p.m.

When you hear about elephants and rhinos that are hunted for their tusks and horns, what do you do? Do you look concerned and maybe hand over a few coins to a wildlife charity?

Well, here’s a guy who decided to do a bit more than that. He went to Africa and turned himself into a conservation Rambo.

Watch the video.

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23 Oct 2010 11:06p.m.

jesse james wrote:

how do i join his army?????

22 Oct 2010 11:39a.m.

Keren wrote:

How do I make a donation to this awesome guys and his crusade?

21 Oct 2010 09:19a.m.

Vicky wrote:

Really enjoyed this segment, however was disappointed that no reference was made to how a donation could be made or where to find more information on this great cause and person that is actively making a difference for the greater good.

20 Oct 2010 08:55p.m.

Hayden wrote:

found out how now, thanks

20 Oct 2010 08:52p.m.

Hayden wrote:

Hi, I really enjoyed watching this story tonight, ("Eco Rambo") and i would like to know how to get in contact with these guys?

20 Oct 2010 08:41p.m.

o makutu wrote:

kia ora have you a contact web page for eco rambo thankyou

20 Oct 2010 08:41p.m.

James Smith wrote:

Thanks Rambo This modern day rambo is out fighting for the last of a trully awesome species. I once spent 5 months travelling through Africa and like him, wanted desperately to do all I could to save them. He is out there doing it and I thank him. The only problem is that these local criminals are doing it out of survival. Whilst demand continues to come from Asia, the rhinos will continued to be slaughtered at considerable risk. The traders in Asia are the ones that really need to be targeted. James

20 Oct 2010 08:36p.m.

Cynda wrote:

It was hard to watch the rhino's horns being cut off but it is a means to an end, poaching needs to stop and we must look after and care for africa's wildlife and the continuation off all species thank goodness for people like this, who are dedicating their life to the protection of these animals

20 Oct 2010 08:31p.m.

Sarah wrote:

what an awesome guy. need more people in the world like him to help protect our wildlife