ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Gary Watts speaks with Tamma Carel about her early years in the South African bush, the disorientation culturally and environmentally when she moved to the UK to find the lack of predators and biodiversity, and her career helping organisations change by connecting nature to risk.
“Businesses are.... nature dependent.”
She also does the wonderful job of fostering hedgehogs which is crucial in the UK now.
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