Not exact matches
However, it is worth recalling the honest intentions behind the sixth
point as we ponder declining election turnouts, the diminishing base of unpaid party activists, and the distance that
remains between the Westminster parliamentary system and those to whom elected representatives are ultimately
accountable.
Rabinowitz makes two
points which really make you sit up: 1) conservation groups really need to be held
accountable for their efforts at big cat conservation, and 2) even with massively reduced habitat tiger populations could be ten times higher than they are today.Rabinowitz says that the world's 2500 - 3000 wild tigers live on just 5 - 7 % of their former range, but even that small about of
remaining habitat «could probably hold up to 30,000 tigers right now at reasonable densities.»
Sure, it's nice to surround ourselves with people who tell us we are great, but if there's no one to hold us
accountable for when we didn't come through or
point out where we can do better, we're not going to achieve our true potential and some of those larger goals
remain elusive.