Interview Summary by Mazionah & Rayan

                                             Summary Jan Goodall on Environmental Ethics

 

Anna Maria interviewed Jana Goodall, who is an ethnologist and conservationist. At the beaning,Jane completely disagree that species are worthless. She mentioned that people should save these species and interrelates. In addition, the interviewer asked  Jane about her favorite species and Jane said that the northern bald  ibis is one of her favorite kind of species which are endanger. The ethnologist ended that people have duty toward species. For example, people should give these species place to live as much as possible , because people and these species live in the same place.Many people in Africa rely on the forests because they leave in poverty and forest is the main source for livelihood.  Consequently, there are connection between animals and human, and it was win win win situation. Moreover, she consider all species is important and equal, and matter if they cute or big. Jane said that she read book about species.  She found that there are huge number of species that people do not knew about them. Furthermore, people take some animals when they child to train them for entertainment such as using them in circus. After that, when they get old they send them to zoo or medical research. Goodall agree with Al Gore that global warming is moral problem, because global related to what we do in the past. All in all, Goodall believes that animals have rights, and people must have the responsibility to protect the. In addition, people should save animals children .Also, People should rise their awareness in order to respect all animals rights.  Roots and Shoots is a program in 130 countries that try to rise the awareness and knowledge about species, and empower people to make action. Without a doubt that will reflect on our world by positive way.   (305 words)   written by Mazionah & Rayan.