ZooPosts

Messages are sent as a blog using the Google Blogger IT platform,  The procedure is as follows: 1 Create a Blog Sign in to Blogger . On the left, click the Down arrow  . Click  New blog . Enter a name for your blog. Click  Next . Choose a blog address or URL. Click  Save . 2 Add a Post to the Blog A post consists of a  picture And a piece of  text "At the ZooWe saw Peacocks and  Snakes" 3 Send the address of the Blog to ICOL  ICOLstands for International Classrooms On Line  ICOL is managing the ZooPosts project and the addresses of all Blogs will be added to the project library listed om this Blog. Send your Blogs's address to corixus@gmail.com

  Connecting people with other animals is important for several reasons, as it can have positive impacts on individuals, communities, and the environment. Here are some key reasons why this connection is crucial: Emotional well-being: Interacting with animals, whether as pets, therapy animals, or in nature, can have significant emotional and psychological benefits. Animals have been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, and feelings of loneliness, while also promoting feelings of joy, comfort, and companionship. These interactions can contribute to overall mental well-being and improved quality of life. Empathy and compassion: Engaging with animals fosters empathy and compassion in individuals. By understanding and caring for animals, people develop a greater sense of responsibility and concern for the well-being of all living beings. This empathy can extend beyond animals to other humans and contribute to a more compassionate society. Education and learning: Animals offer unique learn...

  An international platform for young people to exchange messages in pictures and text about protecting animals   and living on an overcrowded planet The idea of ZooPosts emerged from discussions between 'Children Watch', an Indian NGO  working with the tribal irula villagers of Kanshepuram (Tamil Nadu)  to develop a prosperous cultural identity and 'International Classrooms On Line', a UK charitable body. promoting cultural ecology as an international education framework for a syllabus of radical hope, which connects people with other animals. Connecting people with animals can have far-reaching benefits, ranging from improved emotional well-being and empathy to increased understanding of the natural world and support for conservation efforts. Encouraging such connections is vital for fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and the environment we share with other living beings. To see all ZooPosts click upper left arrow