Hope seems like something we could all use in our lives, holding onto hope in difficult situations where you don’t think it will end well, hope is a word that should be clung to during our darkest times, very much like the Sumatran Tigers, there species have been eradicated in the wild only leaving 200-300 in the wild. There is still hope even though at there lowest numbers to date in there existence we hold onto hope that one day they may increase vastly in range and numbers.

The mountain gorillas slowly losing there homes to deforestation, poaching reducing there numbers to only 1000 left in the wild. How sad is it that us humans as a species have allowed our natural world to become so increasingly selfish to take away what was once here before us. Conservation programs are taking action all around the world to support such species.

This book is about the hope we should install in our hearts to prepare ourselves and our future families for. The wisdom and lifetime experiences of stories that run free in these pages are some to keep with you in day to day conversations, having a conversation a day can help to change the environment that we must dearly protect.