>
> The best I can do is to teach my son to revere nature. And one way of
doing
> that -- obligatory native fish reference coming up to make this post "on
> topic" -- is to show him a rosyside dace, or a rainbow darter, or a
satinfin
> shiner, or any other plant or animals, and to value them and the ecosystems
> in which they live, as priceless masterworks of creation worth protecting.
>
I agree with you 100% but sadly most of the people on this planet do not even
come close to seeing it that way.
Moon
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