Lynda Hester D'Orio is an award-winning television producer, director and writer who resides in Northern New Jersey.
Her interest in environmental preservation and wild animals is non-political, she considers herself an advocate. She is hopeful that, as an Editor of the Wild New Jersey Internet site, she helps to create a place for children and adults to find information and enlightenment that are not often brought to the forefront of the news.
She welcomes comments and suggestions for links that can help these causes. She believes in the power of individuals to contribute to their communities, their state and their planet to preserve the natural eco-systems that sustain our biodiversity.
"Biodiversity understands no borders or boundaries," says Lynda. "The current philosophy of success in preserving animals and plants that are threatened or endangered lies in education and advocacy. We must create a balance between the need for commercial land development and the necessity of preserving all natural resources. We might be saving the plant that carries a cure for cancer, or the animal that is the key to a vaccine, or the only link in a chain that can keep our air and water purified. The more you learn, the more you realize the importance of these issues and how much one individual can contribute to make a change."
E-Mail: wildnjlhd@aol.com.

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