True Adventures, True Passion & True Conservation with Holly Budge

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Recorded23 Jun 2022

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In this new episode, I talk with Holly budge, founder and leader of international non profit, How Many Elephants and recently launched World Female Ranger Week which we’re celebrating from the 23rd to the 30th of June. We talk through her adventures, her work with How many elephants, threats facing biodiversity, gaps to women leadership in conservation and we also get to hear what it meant for her to skydive and summit the Everest. Enjoy💚

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