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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 2: The Natural Wonder: An Ecocentric World View
Written by Edward Abbey, Paul Shepard, Bill Mollison and
Narrated by Michael Toms
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This program is a powerful sampling of information and issues from Edward Abbey, Paul Shepard, and several other environmentalists and scientists, all talking about why and how we can shift our priorities to care for all life on the planet.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5A fantastic compilation of short interviews with some of the world's leading Ecologists and Environmentalists.
Thanks New Dimensions Radio!
My favourite segment is that with Bill Mollison, speaking about the intelligence of Trees.