"Environmental Activist Tony Juniper heralds King Charles as the foremost environmentalist throughout history"
Cracking Conversations on Climate Change with Tony Juniper
Step into a riveting discussion with renowned environmentalist, Tony Juniper. As the current Chairman of Natural England, Tony's influence extends far and wide, advocating for the protection and improvement of England's natural environment.
At the Fleet Street Quarter Festival of Words on May 17th, 2025, Tony will be sharing insights from his book, Just Earth, alongside co-author and former leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett. Grab your tickets here and join this gripping debate about climate change and social justice.
Want more from Tony? Tune into our podcast wherever you listen to shows – on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Audible. In our exclusive interview, Tony sheds light on his perspectives on the imminent climate degradation as a significant social issue. Drawing from his extensive experience in the sector, Tony offers an enlightening perspective on the challenges faced, the decline he's witnessed, and his successes in setting things right.
For fans of animated films like Rio, you might recall that Tony's book, Spix's Macaw, was a source of inspiration for the movie. As a trained zoologist and conservationist, Tony's passion for wildlife knows no bounds. Dive into his fascinating words and exploring the challenging, yet rewarding, journey to save the world's rarest bird.
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Hosted by: James FisherGuest: Tony JuniperEditor and Producer: Toby KeelMusic: JuliusH via Pixabay
James Fisher, our Deputy Digital Editor, shares his experiences on property, travel, motoring, and what really gets under his skin. He resides in the heart of London.
During the Fleet Street Quarter Festival of Words, Tony Juniper, a passionate advocate for both environmental science and mental health, will discuss his book, Just Earth, with co-author Natalie Bennett. Meanwhile, in our podcast, Tony delves deeper into climate change, revealing its impact on health-and-wellness and the importance of science in devising solutions.
