Watersheds Messenger Spring 2003 Vol. X, No. 1 PDF ISSUE |
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WWP Volunteer of the Year |
Name
Rick Hobson
WWP Affiliation
Newsletter designer
Residence
Boise, Idaho
Family
Single. Parents, an uncle and both brothers also live in Boise, along with
transplanted Massachusetts housecat Puma
Occupations (former and current)
Freelance desktop publishing and graphic design.
Has worked for Dolphin Research Center in Florida, Whale Conservation Institute
in Massachusetts, and both the Wolf Recovery Foundation and Wolf Education and
Research Center in Idaho
Other Conservation
Affiliations
None currently
Initial Link to WWP
Met Jon Marvel at a wolf film screening sponsored by Western Watersheds.
Offered to work on WWP's newsletter and other projects
Memorable Conservation
Experiences
Rescuing stranded marine mammals in the Florida Keys
Spectacular Wildlife
Encounters
Swimming with wild dolphins in Australia. Swimming in river in Simlipal
Preserve in India and finding fresh leopard tracks. Seeing a tiger bounding
through brush in Sunderbans Preserve, India
Other Interests
Computer games, hiking, digital photography
Favorite Place(s)
in the West
Oregon coast, the Bitterroot Mountains in Eastern Idaho and Western
Montana, Owyhee Canyonlands
Conservation Hero(es)
The tree-sitters, undercover videotapers and others who place themselves
bodily between the wild and those who would do harm
Most Recent
Book Read
"The Victorian Internet"
Quote to Live
By
* "Things should be made as simple as possible but
not any simpler." - Albert Einstein
Three Wishes for
the World
That the human race discovers that there are greater rewards to living in
peace than in killing each other. That irrefutable scientific evidence of
intelligent non-human life is discovered in the next 10 years or less; that it
is generally recognized that all living creatures should be treated with respect
and dignity