Game trap, Uganda (Greek Translation)

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Game trap, Uganda (Greek Translation)

Αυτή είναι μια παγίδα παιχνιδιού από την Ουγκάντα, στην Αφρική. Οι ακακίες είναι δέντρα που έχουν
αγκάθια για να αποτρέψουν τα ζώα που μπορεί να φάνε το δέντρο και αυτά τα αγκάθια στη συνέχεια
έχουν χρησιμοποιηθεί από τους ανθρώπους σε παγίδες όπως αυτή για να πιάσουν ζώα. Η
κατανάλωση κρέατος είναι κάτι που είναι φυσιολογικό σε πολλές περιοχές του κόσμου, ενώ σε
ορισμένες περιοχές η χορτοφαγία είναι πιο συνηθισμένη, για θρησκευτικούς ή ιδεολογικούς λόγους.
Ποια είναι η γνώμη σας για την κατανάλωση κρέατος;

 

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    Gaetana Trippetti

    Quali tipi di selvaggina catturavano con questa trappola?

    Federica Sebastiano

    Hunters in Italy are in sharp decline, and controls are increasing, but hunting is still a significant problem in Italy due to illegal poaching.
    According to data collected by Birdlife International, Italy is in second place for illegal poaching in the Mediterranean basin, with almost six million living beings (mainly birds) killed illegally every year.

    From the survey conducted in February 2022 by the EMG Different Institute and commissioned by WWF, it emerged that the majority of Italians are against hunting. However, Italians appear doubtful and disheartened about the State’s ability to prevent illegal hunting: 58% of Italians are convinced that the sanctions envisaged are insufficient and 71% consider that the police and the judiciary are not sufficiently aware of the impacts generated by these crimes.

    Recently, WWF has put forward the request for a single text that protects wildlife through a strong limitation of hunting practices, a strengthening of controls and a tightening of sanctions.
    The European Commission is also concerned about this serious issue and has launched a formal infringement procedure against Italy on the matter.
    The Italian Government will soon have to respond to the European Commission and the environmental associations but, for now, the situation remains uncertain.
    What is clear is that the attitude towards hunting has drastically changed in Italy and this may hopefully lead to great protection of animals and their habitats.

    Chrysoula

    What is your opinion on eating meat?
    I was born and raised in Greece. Something which means that the food I was consuming, while I was
    there, was based on the Mediterranean diet. That diet is based on the eating habits of the inhabitants
    of Crete and southern Italy in the 1960s, basically emphasises the consumption of pulses, olive oil,
    cereals and seeds, fruits and vegetables, moderate consumption of fish and white meat and infrequent
    consumption of red meat, as well as moderate consumption of red wine. To be perfectly honest,
    Greeks do not always consume moderately red wine (especially if they produce it).
    Back to the main question, yes. My diet includes meat (apart from pork), and personally, I do not
    believe that moderate or infrequent consumption of fish or meat is necessarily unhealthy or
    ideologically incorrect. Originally, I am from a Greek Island. In addition to that, I was raised by Greek
    farmers. As a result, having the chance to connect with animals and the nature, learn to respect them
    and understand the importance of adopting healthy eating habits is fundamental not only for my
    physical health, but also for my mental health. According to the Roman poet Juvenal (10.356-64)
    ‘Mens sana in corpore sano’ (= a healthy mind in a healthy body). I, personally, agree with the famous
    Latin quotation and I believe that the specific mentality could lead to wellbeing.
    Furthermore, I believe that this applies to every living creature on this planet. For example, if you are
    about to eat an animal that did not eat healthy during their lifetime then you are not going to eat
    healthy as well. Everything is a Cycle, and every living creature plays such an important role in our
    ecosystem. On the contrary, I do believe that frequent and even infrequent consumption of not only
    processed meat, but also processed fruits and vegetables is unhealthy, flavourless, and disrespectful
    towards animals and nature as well.

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