• What does Wildlife mean to you? | James Boettcher

  • Dec 12 2021
  • Length: 59 mins
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What does Wildlife mean to you? | James Boettcher

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    In this Wild Chat we are joined by James Boettcher from FNQ Nature Tours as we discuss the meaning of ‘Wildlife’ and the benefits of connecting with nature.


    This is the second chat we have had with the ever captivating James Boettcher (See Episode 16 for our previous chat).


    To connect with James find him here:

    https://fnqnaturetours.com.au/


    http://www.instagram.com/fnq_naturetours


    http://www.facebook.com/fnqnaturetours


    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoh-r-JQx9WH6kahuEQ-1Yw



    Please connect with Matt or Jodie find us here:

    Email - jodie@australianwildlifeeducation.com or http://www.instagram.com/australian_wildlife_education


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    To continue delivering educational wildlife material we need your support! Please subscribe, share and review our podcast and for a step further you can help us out by clicking on the "buy me a coffee " link or "support the show" link here.

    We appreciate your support and feedback so please reach out to us any time via the following contact:
    Email - thewildchatspodcast@gmail.com
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    Website - https://www.zootoyou.com.au

    Jodie Creek and Matt Cornish
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