EARTH ANGEL
The authors of 2020 Vision are passionate about the environment, nature, and diversity, which are the inspirations of their books.
The books are not only a way of telling a story, a way of engaging people in their surroundings and the world around them, but also a means to an end. Our vision is that the profits from the books are invested into nature in the UK and abroad.
So far, the authors own three beautiful diverse areas worldwide with the vision of creating and caring for nature reserves where wildlife is encouraged, and wild plants and animals thrive. It is envisaged that profits from the books will help to expand these projects, connect with other nature reserves and help protect these areas from man.
BELIZE
The Sugarroozoo Nature Reserve is 33 acres of rainforest with a grassland section. The authors brought this land with a view to protecting what is there and would eventually like to join this pocket with the Shipstern Conservation Nature Reserve, which has a wide diversity of species.
Links:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shipstern_Conservation_%26_Management_Area
CANADA
The Ravenous Bear and the Unbearable Raven Nature Reserve is 25 acres of Pine Forest in the Gairloch Mountains, on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. Originally brought as Stumpage is being allowed to regenerate to sustain animals and birds. It is close to the Cabot Trail which is an absolutely stunning destination.
CANADA
The Ravenous Bear and the Unbearable Raven Nature Reserve is 25 acres of Pine Forest in the Gairloch Mountains, on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. Originally brought as Stumpage is being allowed to regenerate to sustain animals and birds. It is close to the Cabot Trail which is an absolutely stunning destination.
BULGARIA
The Tsvetanka Nature Reserve is a small meadowland, set amongst the woodlands in the Yambol province of Bulgaria. This is a ruinous small holding and was brought with the intention to set up a Raptor centre for the protection of wild birds, to highlight the plight of raptors and other wild specious which are hunted purely for sport.
At present none of the nature reserves are open to the public, and are rather modest ventures but we would hope to do, or add more in the future. if funding was found both locals and nature would benefit, which would further increase the amount of respect for nature within the communities.