About Our Precious Earth

Created and developed by Precious Stahl, Our Precious Earth is intended to bring awareness to, stir up curiosity and help to educate people about, the wildlife we all live with and the lands we share.

A lifelong animal lover and supporter, Precious Stahl created Our Precious Earth as an avenue and resource for anyone who is interested in protecting not only animals but the lands we all live in. Everything we do is connected to something else… if we change one thing in nature, it will have a ripple effect. Some effects we will see fairly quickly- and some we may not see until it’s too late.

Domesticated animals need our help and attention just like their wild counterparts. Who among us has never seen dogs, cats, horses, etc in poor, weakened conditions? It is our duty to speak up and seek help for those animals who are starving, living in restricted areas, those animals that are being abused and neglected. Whatever species of animals needs help, they need us to be there for them. They are relying on us to care for them.

A common statement Ms. Stahl hears when educating someone new about the plight of animals, whether wild or captive, is simply, “I had no idea it was this bad.” Or “I had no idea this was happening.” Once someone begins to learn about what is really going on out there, it is nearly impossible to turn their back on the animals needing help to survive. All one needs to help protect them is heart, perseverance and dedication.

An active member of various wildlife organizations and supporter of multiple other facilities, Ms. Stahl is committed to doing her part and leaving a positive impact for future generations to build on. Also a lifelong equestrian, she has intense interest in the world of horses, no matter if they are used for sport or for simply pleasure. She has worked all across the United States, from horse farms in Lexington, Kentucky to cattle ranches in Tucson, Arizona and a whole lot more in-between.

As humans, we have a responsibility to take care with the planet we live on. We need to not take it for granted, but make sure that we are doing everything in our power to keep it pristine and available for future generations. Each one of us has the ability to preserve our landscapes, protect the wildlife that is struggling to live with us and take great care of those captive animals that depend on us for everything. It takes more than just words- it requires action and heart. It requires you.

“We can do more than promise; we can commit.”