Psychic Predictions

Ecosystems and Zoos

Decline of Ecosystems, Insects & Reptiles

Spirit has shown me a spiritual precognitive vision of how our amazing eco-systems are showing signs of strain and will slowly begin to decline over the years.

I am being shown a vision of all the world zoos coming together to work with the sciences to create mini eco-system hubs - in particular the eco-systems I'm being shown are related to the insect and reptilian families.

I have previously shared how my spiritual guardians allow me to provide useful psychic predictions about our Earth Changes. This prediction saddens me because I know as custodians of this planet we are failing to heed the guidance about our environment and nature. If the science community can't adequately describe how our magnetic field is connected to the bio-organisms, the land, the oceans and marine life, the trees and the earth elements - how then can world leaders be expected to understand that the damage they are doing to our planet is irreversible.

Our planet is a living breathing energy and we are failing to spiritually see that as a human race we are energetically interconnected to all of the insect world, flora and fauna on our planet. Now we have to witness our eco-systems dying because of the lack of foresight by governments and the corporate industries, who presently consider that our resources are only there for the human populations use.

Soon we will begin to have more environmental scientific evidence on how the eco-systems are declining where there is mining, removal of world forests and the overuse of our planet's resources.

Our planet isn't healthy anymore and climate change or 'the changes' as Spirit describes them, are more deeply upon us then we ever could have imagined. Imagine we are in a similar situation as the mythical Altantis. The mystery schools reveal how Atlantis was destroyed because the inhabitants did not work with nature.

In some ways, we are revisiting Atlantis when I'm shown vision after vision of our planet losing the magnetic strength in its earth crust. All of the energies of the planet have to be in harmony in order to live off each other. When all of this begins to fail, we witness energy movements like strong earthquakes, volcano activity, tsunamis, hurricanes, tornadoes cyclones, and major climate change. It is all there for anyone to see if they choose to open their eyes.

Some good news is that Spirit is showing the World Zoos are going to begin to take a central role in managing small eco-system hubs. They won't only be looking after animals and aquariums. They will begin to work hand in hand with the science communities and universities to look at our world's immediate need to prolong the decline of our insect world and reptilian species.

Exciting times ahead for our world's sciences and global zoo's. Let's pray they can combine their academic expertise and create the eco-system hubs Spirit is revealing.

Zoos Victoria - Bogong Moth Tracker

Vine's 2012 prediction about the decline of ecosystems (insects and reptiles), and the efforts by zoos to do what they can, continues to come true.

Have You Seen a Bogong Moth?

The Bogong Moth has all but disappeared, which has put the Mountain Pigmy-Possum in danger of extinction.

As a part of Zoos Victoria's commitment to protecting the Mountain Pygmy-Possum and helping the Bogong Moth, they have set up the Bogong Moth Tracker...

Zoos Victoria - Fighting Extinction

In 2019 we reported on 'Zoos Victoria' setting up a programme fighting to protect animals on the brink of extinction.

That programme, helping protect 27 local endangered species, is now well under way. It includes 13 reptiles and insects.

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Magnetic Field Connection to Life on Earth

In this prediction Vine stressed the connection between our magnetic field and life on Earth. Most importantly, Vine stresses the importance of our political leaders understanding that connection and acting accordingly.

So far our politicians are not getting it, but scientists are now desperately trying to convey the message that human activity is negatively impacting the ability of animals to migrate, which in turn has a clear detrimental impact on the ecologies they help maintain.

• Ocean Acidification Impacts the Senses Marine Organisms
  Global warming is causing ocean acidification, which in turn is affecting the abilities of marine organisms to use the magnetic field for navigation.
  
  
• Fish Sense Earth’s Magnetic Field
  Scientists are figuring out how fish use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate just as other scientists are working out that climate change is destroying their ability to do so. Recent magnetic field studies with sharks suggest that the ability to navigate using magnetic sensing may be widespread among marine animals that migrate seasonally.
  
  
• Storks Shun Migration to Eat Junk Food
  Storks in Europe are eating food on rubbish tips rather than migrating south. There could be long-term implications for the ecology as they are not eating insects, frogs, toads, tadpoles, fish, rodents, snakes, lizards and earthworms in the countries they usually migrate to.
  
  Many other migratory birds are declining due to human driven habitat loss on their migration routes and human activity is having a clear detrimental impact on migratory species.
  
  

"Our planet is a living breathing energy and we are failing to spiritually see that as a human race we are energetically interconnected to all of the insect world, flora and fauna on our planet." - Vine, 2012

Ecosystems, Insects & Reptiles Dying

Many years ago Vine's Spiritual Guardians warned us that due to selfishness human pursuit of 'never-ending' economic growth, our ecosystems are in decline. In this prediction in particular, they warned about declining numbers of insects and reptiles...

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Vine predicted that scientists would eventually provide evidence of the decline in ecosystems, insects etc. Unfortunately it is all coming true...

Insects Numbers Declining...

• Butterflies are vanishing in the United States
  New studies have shown that in the western US, butterflies are disappearing fast. In the last 40 years, more than 450 butterfly species have declined at an average rate of close to 2 percent a year.
  
  
• Britain’s moths decline by a third in 50 years
  A third of Britain's moths have disappeared in the last 50 years, due to habitat loss, climate change, intensive farming and light pollution.
  
  
• 'Hyper-Alarming' Decline of Rainforest Insect Populations Insects around the world are in a crisis and a new scientific study*, huge numbers of insects have been lost in Puerto Rico forests.
  
  *Study... Climate-driven declines in arthropod abundance restructure a rainforest food web
  
  
• Insects Around The World Are Disappearing
  We are destroying the fabric of nature and insects are disappearing. What can we do?

Reptiles in Danger of Extinction...

• New research lists 20 Australian reptiles most at risk of disappearing by 2040
  The Christmas Island forest skink has already become extinct...
  
  

Vine's Psychic Predictions for 2021

In Vine's 2021 Psychic Prediction Channeling - The Correction Year, her Spiritual Guardians spell out the urgency of addressing the causes of climate change at the heart of our collapsing ecosystems, before it is too late.

Zoos Victoria - $30m plan to save 20 Australian Species from Extinction

Vine predicted that zoos would be running programmes to prolong the decline of our insect and reptilian species.

Zoos Victoria has unveiled a $30m "master plan" to save 20 key species from extinction, including the the Southern Corroboree Frog and the Lord Howe Island Stick Insect. (Melbourne Zoo and Bristol Zoo in England first began breeding the Lord Howe Island Stick Insect in 2016.)


Zoos Victoria said their strategy is to reverse the decline of animals in the wild, rather than simply shelter them in captivity.

This is precisely what Vine predicted seven years ago.

Insect collapse

We are destroying our life support systems

Vine began this psychic prediction by saying: "Spirit has shown me a spiritual precognitive vision of how our amazing eco-systems are showing signs of strain and will slowly begin to decline over the years."

It was seven years ago that Vine also predicted: "Soon we will begin to have more environmental scientific evidence on how the eco-systems are declining where there is mining, removal of world forests and the overuse of our planet's resources."

Now, sadly, scientists are corroborating Vine's prediction...

Plummeting Insect Numbers Threaten Collapse of Nature

According to a global scientific review: Worldwide Decline of the Entomofauna, the world’s insects are on a fast path to extinction, threatening a “catastrophic collapse of nature’s ecosystems”.

The ecosystem decline that Vine predicted seven years ago, has begun.

The report says that the rate of insect extinction is eight times faster than that of mammals, birds and reptiles and that at the current rate of decline, insects could vanish within a century.

Why Insect Extinction Matters?

Disappearing insects are the 'Canary in the Coal Mine'. The extreme heat and cold of climate change mean that insects are unable to adapt and they are dying.

As the ecosystems degrade, the insects and all of the animals that rely on them, die, which in turn feeds the cycle of destruction of the ecosystems on which humans utterly rely.

Researcher at the University of Sydney, Francisco Sánchez-Bayo warns. “If we don't stop it, entire ecosystems will collapse due to starvation.”

Scientists warn that unless we change our ways of producing food, insects as a whole will go down the path of extinction in a few decades and the repercussions for the planet’s ecosystems (and the human race) will be catastrophic to say the least.

Bogong Moths Gone - Catastrophic!

Normally in summer there are millions of Bogong moths lining the walls of caves in the Australian Alps, but for the past two years Bogong moth numbers have crashed and there have been no moths at all in some caves.

The disappearance of the moths has led to a decline in Mountain Pygmy-possum numbers and many people have noticed a drop in the numbers of Orb spiders.

Vine's Zoo Prediction

Unfortunately Vine's prediction about ecosystem collapse is coming true, however, her prediction that Zoos around the world would be involved in projects to save insect and reptiles, is also coming true...

Chester Zoo - Tortoise Recovery Programme

Oregon Zoo Butterfly Recovery Project

Climate change is decimating the Oregon silverspot butterfly population, and as Vine predicted, Oregon Zoo has a butterfly breeding program to try and save them. In 2018, more than 3,000 zoo-reared butterfly larvae were released at sites in Oregon and Washington.








UPDATE: 15th February 2016

English Zoo Hatches NZ Tuatara Reptile

In this psychic prediction Vine said that zoos around the world would co-operate in attempting to prolong the decline of endangered insect and reptilian species.


Now Chester Zoo in England has successfully reproduced the endangered New Zealand lizard-like Tautara reptile for the first time in decades, outside of New Zealand.

Chester Zoo keeper Isolde McGeorge said the next challenge is to repeat the zoo's success and help increase numbers of this endangered species.

This psychic prediction continues to come true.



UPDATE: 14th January 2016

Zoo Hatches Rare Stick Insect Eggs

In this psychic prediction, Vine said that "Zoos would be coming together" to recreate mini ecosystems with the aim of helping endangered insect species to survive.

Vine's Prediction - True

Four years after Vine predicted it, Melbourne zoo has come together with Bristol Zoo and other zoos around the world to save an endangered species of Stick Insect from Lord Howe Island.

Bristol Zoo have successfully hatched eggs of the rare Lord Howe Island stick insect. Other zoos in Toronto and San Diego will be trying to do the same thing with the aim of eventually returning the species to Lord Howe island.

Melbourne Zoo director Kevin Tanner said hundreds of eggs shipped to overseas zoos will be crucial to the species' survival. He said, "By sending the eggs overseas we are aiming to set up insurance populations in Europe and North America, to help ensure the future of the species."

This is exactly what Vine predicted.




Vine's spiritual prophecy about the Earth's environmental health going into immediate decline is being confimed today by the United Nations. Vine was warned by her spiritual guardians that the eco-systems around the world are struggling to cope with the loss of major forests, over fishing, the mining of our Earths natural minerals and resources. As a human species we have been largely ignorant of how all species harmonize with each other.

This is what Vine predicted:
"Soon we will begin to have more environmental scientific evidence on how the eco-systems are declining where there is mining, removal of world forests and the overuse of our planet's resources."

The United Nations have attempted to get the world's leaders and the public to understand how dire climate change really is. They warn that the world's ecosystems decline will affect our global food supply. They have released the latest findings by climate scientists who concur with Vine's psychic prediction that our world will not recover from climate change because there is irreversible damage being done.

In this prediction Vine said:
"This prediction saddens me because I know as custodians of this planet we are failing to heed the guidance about our environment and nature. "

The BBC have reported that our Earth is near the tipping point of irreversible damage, confirming Vine's warning about our lack of action in managing climate change will be devastating for future generations.

Sound Recording of Forest Before and After Selective Logging

READ THIS and LISTEN TO RECORDINGS: It might give an understanding how the harmony of all energies come together to help our eco-systems.

Bernie Krause, introduced some of the biggest bands in the world to the synthesiser in the mid-1960s, but is now famous for his recordings in Nature.

His sound recording of the ecosystem of a forest before and after selective logging demonstrated the remarkable degradation not immediately apparent just by looking at the forest.



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