Show Notes
Following on from the last episode, which features the first part of their conversation, Charlotte and Rich cover many pertinent topics in this second instalment. They discuss the benefits of how we can integrate AI into nature conservation, the misconceptions which exist around 'voluntary' carbon credits and what the concept of leadership means to them. Rich also talks about some of the exciting developments in Oxygen Conservation's future, and the myriad ways in which the business has alre...
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