You know, i will not judge anyone. I am a journalist and in fact i am an active member of the Society for Environmental Journalism. As journalist, we must never give our opinion in a story. Thats is why there is an editorial. We are charter (if we are recognized) with a journalism code of ethics.

I work on a crocodile story for two weeks and i aired it. I spoke to croc feeders, toursists, experts, the different authorities and i reported the story as is. My job is not to challenge science, as a journalist, i must educate and advocate for change through factual reporting.

these are just a few facts:

Crocodile are endagered and procted under the Wildlife Protection Act of Belize

Abuse of an whildlife in any form including feeding, tampering with habitat, getting within a range of 100 yards, stealing there young whether egg, or babies are just a few of the ways they are considered under the law to be abuse.

Even getting close ( within 100 yards) to take pics is a form of abuse.

There are many ways to skin a cat (educate our listers, views or readers).Journalist must explore how best we can attract our readers but we must first be educated about issues.

Doctor Bob, from the International Center for Journalism once told me this "a good journalist is one who educate people to champion meaninful change."