Tigre Salvaje Punta Burica Panama
 

My name is David Teichmann, I have a project called Tiger Salvaje. I have just read the blog from a man named Josh? Although I appreachate his enthousiam, he has some of the facts mixed up. The most important is that the monkeys do not eat coco nuts, the Kinkajues do and are shot by the farmers who want the nuts for thier pigs. Also, it is trus that we are broke, we have had to sell our car, boat, and every thing else to try to keep going
but I don´t understand how in the hell this person named Josh can be asking for donations in our name. Is this another scam? What gave him the rite to use my photos without perñission, and have the word Bananas stamped on them. I am only in town to use the internet for one hour and this is not how I wanted to use my time here.
I will not be able to use the internet for weeks, but when I do I hope that I don,t find any more people asking for money in the name of my project.
Is this what bananas is all about?
If you want to learn more abouut us visit Punta Burica Panama, or go to Tigre Salvaje a wildlife preserve in Panama
Dave

Re: Tigre Salvaje Punta Burica Panama
 

Hello and Welcome, Dave!
Your preserve and efforts are quite admirable. When we read Josh's posts in this board, we did recognize his enthusiasm, although in order to show that, he posted some of the more graphic photos from your website, which in fact offended a few members. I do not recall specifically if he was asking for donations, but I do recall that he said he was picking up stakes, sell his home, and move to your preserve, and help with the efforts there. But judging from your post, it would appear that he did not make it over there. I wonder what happened to him??????

Thank you very much for your work, Dave!

Regards,
Chong

Re: Tigre Salvaje Punta Burica Panama
 

:abajo:Welcome David to the organization.

I know you may not see this for awhile, but there are many that will support your efforts. I hope things turn out well for you, this economic turn cannot stay down forever. Even in an economic downturn people have to eat, and many like bananas and other tropical fruits. :2239: