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I'm glad you like it! For mood boarding I use Milanote, for design and editing Affinity Designer, my friend draws with pencil and paper and works in Photoshop.

Not heard of that, but Ecosia https://www.ecosia.org/ is legit and planting millions of trees and funding communities in developing countries to generate sustainable income from carbon offsetting projects

> Like the dental cowardly cunt that killed Cecil the lion with his bow and arrow?

Perfect example. It was an accident; the guide took the hunter to the wrong site and they shot one lion that shouldn't have been shot.

>That fucking trophy hunter?... how they are actually contributing to the extinction of lions..

Bullshit, trophy hunting is essential to lion conservation, to generate funds for habitat. Lions and many other predators like tigers breed at high rates. These animals need huge space, and population rebound fast if given that space. Killing them is not the limiting factor; indeed one of the big problems is their killing humans.

Lion expert Craig Packer, Packer documented lions attacking over 1,000 people in South Tanzania between 1990 and 2007 in South, Tanzania from 1990 - 2015, killing 2/3rd of them. In his 2015 book Lions in the Balance, p.191. Packer writes:

>“People hate lions,” (at least those who live with them often do). ”At least half the people here (the attack region, Rufiji, South Tanzania) would like to exterminate them...”

And when villagers poison lions in self defense, then you have a bad conservation situation. You are ignorant of the basic of predator conservation (lions, tigers, etc.). Your continuing to bring in uninformed emotionalism is reason you should go back to the Animal Rights sub.