PCAP World News
New PCAP Activities:
PCAP members are trying to start PCAP chapters
in several countries from reports coming from various places.
PCAP is in the process of being registered in
Portugal, Australia and Cebu, Philippines.
The PCAP Global Coordinator continued
touring various countries in an attempt to mobilize and inspire more
people to join the movement. His visits since January have been to
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Korea, Taiwan and the
Philippines.
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Rabbits at AMSAI sanctuary, Togo
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Resources
The objectives of PCAP
cover a large spectrum of ecology issues such as: afforestation, environmental
education, vegetarianism, eco-tourism, biodiversity protection,
organic gardens, rural eco-communities and protection of
indigenous forest dwellers. In our Resource
section we are listing some links to other organizations in
related fields.
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About PCAP
PCAP (pronounced "pee-cap") is an acronym for
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Plants. PCAP was
founded in 1977 by the visionary-philosopher, P.R. Sarkar.
In 1982, Sarkar's book on Neohumanism laid the
philosophical and inspirational basis for the implementation
of the objectives of PCAP.
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PASAKA a garden for the
Development of All Living Beings
PASAKA’, which stands for Parivesh Samvardhana Ka’nana or the
“Garden for the Development of All Living Beings”, was
started by P.R. Sarkar in 1988. Managed by PCAP,
PASAKA’ was started as a refuge and sanctuary for rare and
endangered plants and animals and as an environmental legacy
for the once extensive forests and unique wildlife that
covered the Indian subcontinent.
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