Women Who Work In Fieldsports

By: Women Who Work In Fieldsports Ltd
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  • Summary

  • This is a podcast discussing issues that are prevalent for women in business but particularly who work in shooting, hunting and fishing.

    © 2024 Women Who Work In Fieldsports
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  • Episode 9 = Anya Campbell

    Episode 9 = Anya Campbell
    Nov 7 2024

    Anya is an internationally published documentary, portrait and adventure photographer with a portfolio covering an array of high profile personalities but its her deep rooted appreciation of the beauty of the rural life where she particularly finds her calling.

    She has produced timeless records of fieldsports for private clients and the commercial market for the past 15 years. Her passion for horses and a unique ability to photograph and fly a drone from the saddle has taken her to some untouched corners of the world covering adventure, riding safaris and two of the world’s longest endurance races.
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    31 mins
  • Episode 8 - Georgina Roberts

    Episode 8 - Georgina Roberts
    Sep 11 2024

    In this episode we speak with Georgina Roberts, Director if the Women's Shooting Network.
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    34 mins
  • Episode 7: Sarah-Jane Laing

    Episode 7: Sarah-Jane Laing
    Aug 21 2024

    In this month's episode we speak to Sarah Jane Laing, CEO of Scottish Land and Estates, our first Scottish guest. An incredibly insightful episode learning about her career and SLE do to save the future of fieldsports.
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    33 mins

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