Commons Conversations Series 2: Alice Hardinge

Friday, 26 January 2024 - 10:00am to 11:00am

This episode features a conversation between Emily Wood Trounce and Alice Hardinge, the acting Tasmanian campaign manager for the Wilderness Society. In it they explore the practice and value of citizen science and big tree hunting in locating and identifying threatened species. They discuss how this results in a number of valuable outcomes, including allowing conservationists to enforce existing rules regarding clearfelling while also supporting campaigns to fully end the logging of old growth forests. 

This program was produced by the Commons Social Change Library. To check out more than 1500 resources for activists visit- www.commonslibrary.org

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