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#10 Craig Foster

#10 Craig Foster

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 On today's episode Oscar and BAFTA winning filmmaker, naturalist, author and ocean explorer Craig Foster joins Wim. His film “My Octopus Teacher” has led to making the Great African Seaforest a global icon. Craig believes that the greatest threat we face is the cooling of the human heart towards nature. He co-founded the NPO Sea Change Project and his work in the ocean has contributed through the discovery of new species and new animal behaviours.

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These are inspirational podcasts!!

I love how these podcasts are so full of energy and make you want to get up and take action! Thank you Wim and your awesome team for all that you do to get this truly important information out there!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

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