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The Maritime Heritage Project, a ten-year-old internationally renowned California non-profit corporation dedicated to preserving West Coast shipping history. The Project focus is on ships, captains, passengers, and merchandise arriving in San Francisco during the mid-to-late 1800s.
The Amazon Animal Orphanage in Iquitos, Peru. The Orphanage, an official "Centre of Custory" for abandoned and sometimes endangered animals, was established by Gudrun Sperrer and Roblar Moreno who also operate Pilpintuwasi Butterfly Farm. The Orphanage developed by "default." Gudrun and Roblar initially wanted to show the lifecycle of butterflies. Tourists and visitors began bringing abandoned and injured animals to them, starting with Pedro Bello, the Jaguar above. Now they have one of the most amazing orphanages imaginable . . . with owl monkeys, marmosets, red Uacaries, capuchins, howler monkeys, anteaters (who have beautiful fur!). . . We have just completely redesigned that site. Please stop by there and please support endangered animals!
We publish books, photographs of port towns around the world and design/build websites, blogs and develop content for small business owners at reasonable rates. 