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Environmental protection and safeguard of wolves

Gianfry

My son (23 years old) is a passionate hiker, environmentalist and above all a defender of wolves. Are there other parents or autistic people who have a positive experience of continuing activities with wildlife parks, wildlife conservation organizations, or others about wildlife protection in your area?

Parents

  • Backing to the original question, I would like to know if there are autistic people working in National parks or similar. I think that the experience of contact in nature (hiking, wildlife watching, ecological volunteer, etc.) is often experienced by autistic people, especially to find a relaxing environment. So I wondered if there were personal experiences of transition from the hobby of outdoor in free time to real employment, I mean real paid work.

  • in reply to Gianfry

    not directly but Christopher Gary Packham CBE  comes to mind started as assistant camera man and now is a presenter. He is a  bird person.

    en.wikipedia.org/.../Chris_Packham

  • in reply to aidie

    Wow! I just read that Chris Packham is a great activist for the protection of birds and wildlife in general in the UK. He is truly a true V.I.P. !

  • in reply to aidie

    That's lucky man!! We are only ... ordinary person!!! Sweat smile

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