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BOOPY NEWS ! This month I would like to share a song with you. Not just any song, but one of my favourites. Music and lyrics to be listened to in all schools, in all homes; a hymn to peace and to inspiration. Why? To go further, to push boundaries, to give children a voice and allow them to show us the path to a fairer planet and greater environmental protection. A bit of inspiration for many projects. I will leave you to listen to “United” by Playing for Change. |
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There was celebrating in Lewa, Kenya, one of the world's most important black rhinoceros and Grévy's zebra reserves. The EAFC Boopy Soccer Tournament was a fantastic success. This inaugural women's football tournament was a unique moment. A means of expression for the young players, it also brought attention to health and the environment. Between matches, the participants were able to explore the reserve with a mini bus system put at their disposition. It is always easier to protect what we know! |
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January 19, 2010, Elisabeth Joassaint, aged just 21 days, was freed from the rubble of Jacmel, Haiti 7 days after the devastating earthquake. Without food or water little Elisabeth survived. Today, because of local beliefs, she and her mother have been rejected by their friends and family. A miracle and a struggle; Boopy hopes to introduce them to the world so that Elisabeth can be a symbol, like himself, of strength and hope. BOOPY and ECO-SYS ACTION are providing financial support to her rescuers, Pompiers International des Côte d'Armor, so that Elisabeth can have a normal life and benefit the children of Jacmel. An exceptional project for an exceptional child. |
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A nod from BOOPY from India where the children of Silsotchigre Wildlife Medium English School have been evaluated for malnutrition thanks to support from ECO-SYS ACTION and the excellent Huro Program (saving the Gibbons). |
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Next month, a sneak preview of the new illustrated book, “Boopy and the Treasure of Cambodia”. A bit of hope for the Indochina tiger. |
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