Making 'environment-plus' the future of conservation
A day after environmentalist Jane Goodall spoke to a full house at the National University of Singapore (NUS) where I teach, a friend asked me: "How is the environmental movement going to survive in a post-Jane Goodall, post-David Attenborough world?"
Both are eloquent communicators about the state of the environment, and communicate with credibility, sharing their experience in a way that conveys the wonder and joy of nature. Yet, both are also in their 80s.
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