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Sangeeta Laudus in Conversation with Ian Redmond OBE
“We’re not going to solve the climate crisis without solving the biodiversity crisis” - Ian Redmond. With #COP27 taking place in Sharm El Sheik, Egypt, and in honour of COP27’s #BiodiversityDay, we are delighted to share an informal conversation between Sangeeta L., Senior Advisor to the Cayman ...
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Interview - Ian Redmond
William Russell, former Lord Mayor of the City of London, talks to biologist, conservationist and co-founder of Rebalance Earth Ian Redmond about how finance and biodiversity can work hand in hand and how nature is playing its part in resolving the climate crises
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Elephants at the waterhole, part 1
Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a heard of elephants at a waterhole in Chobe National park, north-east Botswana
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Baby macaque groomed by mother
Baby Macaque groomed by mother in Arashiyama, west of Kyoto, Japan
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Silverback part 2
Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films an endangered Silverback Mountain gorilla in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park, East Africa
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Red-billed oxpecker grooms feeding giraffe
The red-billed oxpecker and giraffe share a mutually beneficial relationship; The oxpecker cleans blood sucking ticks from the giraffes coat, and in turn, gets an easy meal
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Elephants at the waterhole, part 2
Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a herd of elephants gathered at a waterhole in Chobe National Park, north-east Botswana
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A pair of Waterbuck chew on a stick
Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a pair of waterbuck chewing on a stick in Chobe National Park, north-east Botswana
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Arashiyama Macaques
Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a group of macaques in Arashiyama, west of Kyoto
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Mountain Gorillas resting
A troop of Mountain Gorillas resting in Rwanda filmed by conservationist Ian Redmond
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Mountain Gorilla has snack
Filmed by Ian Redmond at the Volcanos National Park in Rwanda
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Baby Mountain Gorilla feels playful
Filmed by Ian Redmond at the Volcanos National Park in Rwanda
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Elephants swim across Chobe river
Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a family of elephants swimming across the Chobe River, the border between Namibia and Botswana