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Kuno Podcasts

Through the wonderful work of film-maker and producer Marcio Conrado, Kuno has setup a podcast channel.

The podcast channel brings to audio only format wonderful stories from inspiring people and groups with a love of the natural world and a commitment to its future. 

The first episodes include a wonderful story of Amelia Finn's connection with and love of Horsell Common in South-East England, and renowned Australian environmental thinker and poet Pete Hay's wonderful piece of poetry on the White-Bellied Sea Eagle. 

More to come! 

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Marcio Conrado working with environmental thinker and poet Pete Hay to record "Poetry with Pete", with the first poem now available on Kuno's podcast channel

Kuno's Podcast channel 

Kuno Podcasts
Kuno's first podcast episode: A wonderful story of Amelia Finn and the values and wildlife of Horsell Common
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