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01 Gender Equality In Conservation With Holly Budge
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Investing in women and bringing gender equality into the wildlife ranger workforce is proven to strengthen community and accelerate conservation efforts.
By showing how wildlife is worth more alive than dead, tourism can be a powerful vehicle to change views at a local level, provide alternative sources of income and encourage both poachers and governments to value wildlife.
Join me for this episode with the incredibly inspiring Holly Budge, founder of charity How Many Elephants and World Female Ranger Week.
What you'll learn in this episode:
- Why walking with women on the frontlines made Everest feel like child's play
- How a necklace is connecting global audiences to the daily elephant poaching rate
- Who Africa's first all-female anti-poaching unit are and what they have achieved
- Only 11% of the world's wildlife rangers are women, what the common barriers are
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