Is Environmentalism ANTI-HUMANISM?

Jim Beers retired from the US Fish and Wildlife Service in 2000 where he served as a career wildlife biologist, US Special Agent, Chief of National Wildlife Refuge Operations, wetland biologist, program analyst, and Congressional Fellow.  He was stationed in North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York City, and Washington DC. He served as a US Navy Line Officer onboard ship in the western Pacific and as a US Navy Courier Officer in the Aleutian Islands.  He also worked for the Utah Game and Fish Department, the Minneapolis Police Department, and as a Security Supervisor at several sites in the Washington, DC area.

He has testified three times before US Congressional Committees, twice regarding the theft of $45 to 60 Million by the US Fish & Wildlife Service from hunting and fishing excise taxes intended for state fish and wildlife programs and once in opposition to proposed federal Invasive Species Authority.

JD King was barely 19 years old when he produced and directed the film Crying Wolf that exposed the radical environmentalism behind the re-introduction of wolves in the West, and the danger to private property and the ranching families in Southwest Montana.  JD also produced and directed the excellent film Blue, about the misguided, anti-humanist, philosophy driving UN Agenda 21 programs and the danger of following their basic thesis of non-development and a return to third world economic targets.