I could imagine that the current project, "Porkomancer around the world," could also be successfully adapted into a printed non-fiction book with a story section for children. A book specifically about pigs from around the world would be really cool. I'm still working on it.

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We stand behind the United Nations Charter and international children's rights. Anyone who attacks or even abolishes these rights does not stand for humanity and peace.

Playing in mud and letting oneself fall down is a basic human need. Children especially need this for their development – the connection with water and earth creates an awareness of the environment and shapes their personality. Every child should have this opportunity.

It seems there's more and more bad in the world, and bad begins with lies. And lies are usually believed by those who don't think—who can't or won't. We want to counter this trend, because bad has never been good, and those who see good as bad cannot be good.

Amari lives in Nigeria, Africa. There, this particularly brave boy will be caring for warthogs. Amari is doing an internship at a zoological institute and is allowed to observe the animals and to help the animal welfare workers care for the warthogs and assist with research.

Those who today consider climate protection to be an ideology of the left and the Greens and question the existence of climate change will tomorrow complain about why no one has done anything to combat climate change.

Paco lives in Oaxaca, Mexico, and will introduce us to pigs from his homeland. The boy loves playing in the mud and jumping in puddles. As a soccer player, he and his friends sometimes play soccer in the rain and aren't afraid of mud and dirt.

A German child, a Muslim child, an African child, and an Asian child press their hands into soft clay. Now tell me: Which handprint belongs to which child?

With wallowworld.com, we want to take a stand against climate and environmental degradation worldwide. The Wallow World project doesn't aim to lecture, point fingers, or accuse. Rather, we want to celebrate the beauty of nature.

Ishaan is a yogi from India. He lives in a secluded village in the jungle and is curious about everything related to animals and nature. The young yogi lives in harmony and mindfulness with nature and is looking forward to introducing us to pigs from his region.

Zayan lives in a small village in Morocco. The boy is very curious, ambitious, and has a kind heart. The name Zayan has Arabic origins and means "the graceful one". Besides its Arabic meaning, the name has a strong connection to Berber culture in Morocco.

Oink! For our big video project "Porkomancers around the World" we only need two more continents: Europe and Asia! Which boys or which countries will be allowed to represent these continents as friends of pigs remains to be seen.

We made a small mistake: the continents of Asia, Europe, and Oceania (a Porkomancer from Australia) are still missing. More information and details on the future of the first Porkomancer film will follow soon.

Wallow World is a project that tells stories of people and animals wallowing in mud. It also explores playing with mud, clay, and sludge, as well as the health and emotional benefits of wallowing.

Building with clay and clay and earth as raw materials for building & design are also part of our content. We believe that playing in mud fosters a deeper connection with nature and its elements and we want to showcase the fun and joy of getting dirty in nature.

Lasse lives in a small village in Sweden. There are many farms there, where pigs are also kept. The boy dreams of being able to take care of his own pig and is given the chance by the Porkomancer program to train as a pig farmer.

Wallowing in the mud with an animal is a liberation from an increasingly cold and harsh everyday life. We are human beings; we don't need more screens, unnecessary internet streams, or meaningless entertainment. We need nature, because nature is freedom.

Playing and bathing in mud stimulates the body and senses. Because: Only those who are aware of themselves can also be aware of others and develop empathy.

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