Leif Cocks, Wildlife Conservationist and founder of The Orangutan Project, The International Tiger Project and the International Elephant Project talks about the wisdom he learned from the people of the forest and the importance of including all aspects of the intricate web of life as valuable components to creating a whole eco system that can thrive.

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The Orangutan Project

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Auckland Event – Wednesday 14th September

https://www.orangutan.org.nz/auckland/

Wellington Event – Friday 17th September

https://www.orangutan.org.nz/wellington/

International Tiger Project

http://internationalelephantproject.org/

International Elephant Project

http://internationalelephantproject.org/

Leif’s influential book:

The Razors Edge – Somerset Maugham

https://www.bookdepository.com/Razors-Edge-W-Somerset-Maugham/9780099284864?ref=grid-view&qid=1662439115425&sr=1-1

Leif’s Quote:

Our first duty in life is to be cheerful

Theme music ‘Joyful’ by TimTaj from Pixabay

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