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    Wildlife Safari Case Study

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    Tourism Operations at the Wildlife Safari, Winston Oregon Austin Alexander, Kailyn Gunther, Noah Lapp, & Adam Oakes Introduction The Wildlife Safari is a drive-through zoo that is located in Winston, Oregon. The park was created in 1972 by Frank Hart (History, 2017). Hart’s dream was to create a facility in the Pacific Northwest that would work towards saving rare and endangered species from around the world. The park is 600 acres, allowing around 500 animals to live comfortably on the…

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    umbo, Francis Burns Family! A couple months’ ago fifteen other colleagues, and myself from Candler School of Theology setoff on a mission trip to Kenya, Africa. To be the hands and feet of Christ Jesus in two differing parts of this region, Nairobi and Meru. A mission, which had me anxious yet excited, weary yet overjoyed, and fearful yet captivated. Nevertheless, God placed this once in a lifetime opportunity before me. I had a deep yearning to move forward on this trip with no expectation,…

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    In the short story, the setting was never clearly said. It is assumed that the safari is taking place in Kenya because of Wilson said something about Nairobi that they are somewhere in the plains. That author, Hemingway, set on a safari around 1935-1936, thus, it makes perfect sense that he chose a setting based on his safari. The setting, in Kenya, is somewhat foreign to Francis. He is used to living the “American life” with all the conveniences and luxuries that come with it. Along with lions…

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    part of a secret program called the Genius Files, and they have some major enemies. Coke also has photographic memory and Pep has real talent for deciphering codes.This separates them from being like any other teenager. A Sound of Thunder is about a Safari Trip. A hunter named Eckels pays $10,000 to travel with time…

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    A mass hunter named Eckles, decided to pay $10,000 dollars to travel back to Time Safari, which is a place where they take people back to the past of dinosaurs and countenance them to hunt and kill T-Rex.In Ray Bradbury short story “A Sound of Thunder,” the main character is murdered. The future is changing because of Eckles own stupidity, the anger of the safari guide,and the lax screening process of the Safari Inc. Eckles decides to step off the path to redesign the future and create his…

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    a man named Eckels lives in a future where time travel is possible. He visits a place called Time Safari Inc. with hopes to go back in time to shoot a dinosaur. Throughout the story, Bradbury uses hyperbole and foreshadowing to convey the message that even the past is not to be messed with. As we read A Sound of Thunder, Bradbury foreshadows as to what will come. Travis ,the guide of Eckels safari, instructs at the beginning of the trip “ We don't want to change the future” (Bradbury 32). This…

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    directions and keep quiet, then everything would go smoothly as it was planned. Furthermore, on the way there, he had a firm clench on his rifle because he was too afraid to flee to the safari. After the arrival to the safari, he asked the Safari leader about the gun's ability to kill the T-Rex in one sitting. When the Safari leader told him about the gun's ability he became more worrried than he did before. However, with Eckels being scared, which is not the only contrivance that resulted in…

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    Leadership safari was by far the most positive opportunity for self-growth and reflection that I had participated in this year. The six day event taught…

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    of a button, such as a simple geotag on a safari vacation. Few people, however, recognize that geotags’ magnitude and how it could be aiding in the mass poaching event of African rhinos. South Africa’s National Parks have been fighting poachers that use geotags to locate African rhinoceros for decades and it seems like an interminable fight. Poachers in South Africa were able to track down rhinos when coordinates were attached to photos from the safaris (Time n.d.). Society’s current fixation…

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    in a time 40 years our latter, where man can relive the past through time travel. Capitalizing on the unsung privilege of his modern world, Eckels decides to finally partake in a “time safari”. After a disastrous series of events, which include a terrifying encounter with a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Eckels and the safari guides return to an altered future. As they slowly detect the effects of their historical footprint, Eckels grasps, along with the reader, the theme Bradbury hints at throughout the…

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